I like how the wall is outlined with frames in different sizes, the chair that has got its place in the composition & choice of subject not challenging each other but interact well in the layout. The small picture at the bottom right, goes well with the cabinet doors too..
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Take care / Marie
I appreciate the colour, but I’m not a big user. Colour lights up your world whether it be a piece of clothing, furnishings, architecture or appetising dishes. It’s needed in our daily lives. It’s there even if we don’t always see or notice it. For me, it works when it’s done like this, in an isolated space or specific place with a less colourful surrounding.
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Take care / Marie
I am a lover of small simple arrangements. They’re easy to replace & modify according to taste, as well as each season. It’s important to not overdo it. Also to not get so excited so it’s & all over the place in the house. It makes the home personal if it’s done right. Still life tells a story about who’s living there & about their interests. I think that it helps to create order & structure so that the gaze flows more smooth throughout \ the room. If nothing else, you’re creating beautiful & aesthetic pieces of art to enjoy, for everyday use.
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Take care / Marie
I fell for this picture today.
I think it’s because I always am on the look out for pictures with inspiring wall solutions. On the whole, I think it’s interesting & exciting with photos, pictures, posters & anything else that can be framed or just be put up on a wall. The last year or the years it has become more common with different solutions instead of the standard three frames in a row on the wall. Personal expressions, fun & different thinking around composition, frames around a corner & so on.
This solution requires less colours in the room to allow the wall do the job. Which it certainly does!
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Posters, & frames…
Beelianwee via Tumblr
Conceptbyanna
Theinfamous via The fancy
Take care / Marie
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