Showing posts with label inspirational wall decoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspirational wall decoration. Show all posts

Sunday, April 6, 2014

Tips on Choosing Living Room Wall Décor




Wall decorations can easily breathe more life into your living room. Certain decorations can help make guests feel more at home or even inspire the people who view them. If you are having difficulty choosing décor for your living room, here are a few tips to help you narrow down your choices:

Make the items match the room

You will already have sets of furniture and appliances in your living room before you begin shopping for wall décor. Try to choose decorations that match the current overall look of the room. Choosing ill-fitting decorations might lead you to completely overhaul your living room to match the pieces (unless that is your intention in the first place).

Create a centerpiece

Take the time to look at your living room from all its entry points and make a mental note of which point of your wall your eyes immediately gravitate to. The wall décor you add to that spot can easily serve as the centerpiece of the room, providing a warm and inspirational effect to everyone who enters.

Less is more

If you’re in the market for smaller decorations, try to limit yourself to four pieces. Adding too many small décor can make a wall look cluttered, and take away from the overall effect they are supposed to provide. At the same time, choose décor that complement each other or have a common theme.


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http://www.elledecor.com/home-remodeling/what-the-pros-know/how-to-home-decorating-ideas/blank-wall-solution#slide-1

http://www.housebeautiful.com/decorating/colors/advice-choosing-paint-colors

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Are there positive effects of inspirational home deocr

Some great ideas. read on. 
http://blog.quintessencecreations.com/2014/01/maximizing-the-positive-effects-of-inspirational-wall-decor-and-prints/

Friday, January 3, 2014

Creative Wall Design Ideas for Your Home



The fun part about having your own is home is you get to decorate it however you like. There are so many designs to choose from, and each room can be personalized according to your preferences. Then again, coming up with an ideal design can be tricky.

Do you have a vision for your rooms, but aren’t sure how to go about achieving it? Are you clueless as to what color you should choose for your walls, or what furniture goes with the room? Here are a few ideas to help you get started:

1. Make a collage on your wall.
Pasting photographs or magazine clippings can add a nice touch to a plain wall. If you’re into fashion, why not take snippets from vogue and paste them on your wall? If photography’s more your speed, you can hang pictures by different photographers, or if you have personal work, you can put those up as well.

2. Hang non-traditional decor on blank spaces.
If you feel like your wall could use a little more personality, try hanging a mirror, clock or a modern artwork. It could be above your bed or your work desk, and even on your ceiling.

3. Paint your walls.
If you have the talent, flaunt it. If not, hire a professional. A lot of homeowners hire painters who specialize in decorating rooms. It wouldn’t hurt to have your favorite cartoon or book characters up on you wall. You can even have inspirational quotes painted on them.

Monday, December 16, 2013

Injecting Inspiration Into Your Home Decor



After a late night at work followed by what can seem to be the longest and most exhausting commute home, getting up for work the next day is not the easiest thing to do. It's easy to get overwhelmed by fatigue, which not only makes your body less capable of working, but also saps your spirit and enthusiasm to work. Homeowners often seek means of making their living spaces a bit more engaging and upbeat rather than dreary, hoping to incite a bit of motivation for themselves and their families.

Sources of inspiration can vary from one person to the next, as what you may find to be incredibly motivating may lose its effect on someone else. If your goal is to reinvent the way your home looks so it would radiate a more positive aura, focus on design elements that work best for you. Inspiration can come in different forms; so try to browse over as many examples of decorations as you can until you find the ones that perfectly suit your home.

Try out works of art that depict nature in your home, and see if they can act as sources of inspiration for you. Even motivational quotes artfully placed on a piece of wall decor can work as a source of inspiration; so experiment with these as well until you get the best combination of pieces that you find to be the most effective at spurring you on towards your goals.

Friday, December 13, 2013

Finding Great Inspiration in Fairies



Fairies have been a part of growing up since many bedtime stories involved these magical and winged little creatures. The origin of fairies, however, is not as clear as day. Some people believe they originated from the Celtic mythology, while some trace its origin to ancient Greek and Mesopotamian cultures, whose beliefs are based on nymphs that keep boys forever young. Some cultures believe that fairies are actually angels sent down from the heavens to protect earthlings.
While accounts on their origin are conflicting, the impact of these fairies on today’s culture can’t be denied. For one, some people draw inspiration from fairy myths to create art. Fairy art is typically categorized as fantasy art, along with elves, dwarfs, and leprechauns. Unlike these aforementioned creatures, though, the sight of fairies in paintings or any wall art never fails to mesmerize—the beautiful faces of the fairies manage to draw people in.
Fairy art is not only found in paintings or wall decorations. Some people have been inspired by their mesmerizing appearance enough to create lavish and shiny gowns, floral headdresses, and fashion accessories that make the wearers resemble these fairy creatures. Donning these fashion pieces make them feel a sense of magic within themselves, and in a way, they feel like a fairy for a day and aspire to do good to others.

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

The Power of Images on Children



Children bring a new level of joy to any household, as well as added responsibility to the adults they are living with. This is because parents, guardians, and older relatives have the task of overseeing the development and stimulation of children's senses. Thankfully, adults can step right up to this task with the help of simple artwork and other wall decorations.
For infants, in particular, a lot of things—such as the view outside of a speeding vehicle—can overload their senses. A good way to stimulate infants' eyes is to show them high-contrast black and white images, which should be held eight to ten inches from their faces. When babies are a little older, these black and white images can be used in speech development, as they can serve as tools that would help a baby in identifying the two basic colors.
As children grow older, they become more talkative and proactive in conversations. More complex images can then be displayed in their rooms. Parents and children can even engage each other discussing artwork or other trinkets and décor placed on the walls. Allowing children to describe and create a story out of the details in an image will spur the development of their speech and imagination.