Just beautiful…
@fleaingfrance
Art can be & mean so much, not just something you can hang on the wall, although I would consider it to be good enough, of course. I just have to like it, or else no matter the cost, it would be something I would give away to someone that appreciates it more than I. But the great thing about art is that it can be adapted to what we want it to be. It’s about each person’s experience. What you read into the artwork, what it means to you or possibly what its worth, in one way or another.
I would not like to dispute all the different opinions since that adds to the excitement around art. For myself, I prefer the simple & predictable variety. I am after all, an ordinary woman 🙂
Pictures, rug, cushions & stool fits well into the art theme / ruyteixeira.com
Architectural masterpiece / Co.desing
Inch by inch – art / lylaandblu.tumblr.com
So called vintage kitsch / imageshack.com
My favourite since young age / cushandnooks
Furniture & wall art / designnerd via tumblr.com
Small fine wood carvings /Â Â freundevonfreunden
Nice with leaning pictures in a stack into the corner / seventeendoors
Art wall / myscandinavianhome.blogspot.se
Poster art / thingsilike
Colourful art & textiles / 3.bp.blogspot
Piece of art made by hand(s) / nytimes.com
Haute couture /Â lipstickonyourpillocase.tumblr.com
Beautiful floor art / the apartment
Nice combination / design-vox.com
Architectural environment /Â bloglovin.com
Take care / Marie
Matching colours / myidealhome
Monochromatic / interiorlikes.tumblr.com
Atmospheric / lamaisond’annag
Look out! / interioridea.tumblr.com
Discreet / theblackworkshop
Several images makes one big / thescandinaviansideoflife
Sketchy / fancy.com
Graphic / slvtcity.tumblr.com
Mural / australiandesignreview
Styling / google image
Consciously nonchalant /myfavoriteandmybest
Wall portrait / thegiftsoflife.tumblr.com
Tree- rings as inspiration / Â pinterest.com
Modern art / designtraveller.blogspot.com
Incomplete / SAdecor&design
Old photos or portraits – are they that common in modern homes nowadays? Perhaps more in homes with elderly or possibly if you are very family oriented. I can safely say that the difference is great between Sweden & Australia. Maybe because it’s greater diversity in terms of culture. People who have moved far away from home tends to wanting to look back to remember near & dear ones. It is close at hand to have pictures readily available – it probably feels more at home & reminds about family, friends & relatives.
I like the connection to the family & the different situations in life that we otherwise easily forget or puts away somewhere in the back of the head. It’s exciting also with the character that photos & portraits create in a home. They tell a lot about the home’s residents & makes the space more interesting.
Appealing environment / roseandrustblogger.blogspot.com
Nice with stucco & the old portrait / mycircleofsenses.tumblr.com
All the right elements /Â madewell.tumblr.com
Vintage style / madeinpersbo
I like this angle / inspireddesign
A painting that gives weight to the desk /Â desiretoinspire
Well combined / anthopologie
Decorative corner / tumblr.com
Arranged space / thedesignfiles.net
Bohemian feeling / milk
Simple & easy to change / ministryofdeco.blogspot.com
Wall portrait / australiandesignreview.com
Unpretentious expression / alvhemmakleri
Nice & informal way to add character / decordemon
Image from a design fair in Sydney / sharedesign.com
Take care / Marie