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The Ultimate Nitty-Gritty of Framing Artwork At Home
Posted On : November 5th, 2019
Too often, we hang artworks around the house instead of up on our walls. For starters, framing art often seems pricey and overloaded with options—a blue mat with a white wood frame or a blue frame with a red mat? Or maybe no mat at all? And then putting a nail into the wall seems like a serious enough act to merit some special thought. Before you know it, a dozen Sunday afternoons have rolled by and your walls are still blank.
Here, a simple approach to framing and hanging, along with a few expert words of wisdom from Connect Art to make a display you will adore. It is always good-to-know the basics. For total clarity on artwork for wall decoration, we are speaking here about artwork other than wildly expensive masterpieces or precious heirlooms—for those sorts of exceptions, have a good chat with a well-regarded framer to make sure you accommodate all special considerations.
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Dining Room Wall Art
Posted On : October 11th, 2019
Do not underestimate the power of dining room wall art. Your dining room is the hub for your family meals. And your stunning dining room wall art can make every dinner special. To make it happen, give your dining room the makeover it deserves with fresh and modern design ideas. Not only expensive furniture will serve your purpose, but some inexpensive quick fixes like wall art can also make some big changes, let’s see how
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Office Wall Art Idea
Posted On : October 11th, 2019
As you have tuned up with us, we have gathered a collection of ideas and tips on how to dress up your boring office walls with digital paint, wall hanging, fabric showcasing and more. Let’s have a tour with our wall décor expert with the office wall art ideas that are sure to add style to your office.
Go for large
An extra-large painting will command everyone’s attention and set the tone in a small space. A black-and-white or a varying tone of any single color painting will add color in a minimalist space.