Simona is an interior design and décor writer for Homedit. Since 2011, she has been writing about interior design, DIY solutions, and the latest trends in home architecture.
Abstract wall art may seem like a very pretentious style that’s not suitable for any home, doesn’t look great only in modern decors. It can also complement nicely a more traditional setting.
Living room.
The most difficult thing to do is step outside your comfort zone and try something different. So how about we start with this detail? At least consider using abstract art in your home and analyze the attributes it brings with it. For example, abstract art can really brighten up a room and it can give it a fresh perspective.
In a more traditional décor, it can add a little bit of contrast and create an eye-catching blend. A very difficult thing to do is match abstract art with the décor. But the two don’t necessarily have to look similar.
Abstract art can also help you establish a color palette for the room. You can take a color and repeat it in the fabrics or in the accessories. Combining styles is rather easy too. For example, you can pair up some traditional furniture that’s a little more ornate with simple, abstract art and the result will be a fresh feel that’s not old fashioned.