Art has become such an influential part of our lifestyle and has become indispensable in the interior design of residential and commercial spaces. Works of art can dramatically complement the look or transform your interior space, giving an extra unique touch that your property may lack. What is the beauty of works of art and why do you need to decorate the interior with them?
How do you choose the perfect piece of art for your home, what to consider when integrating it with your space, and how best to decorate and arrange it so it really stands out?

Why art in interior design is important?
Enhance the quality of your space and the overall experience of your home and daily life with artwork that matters to you and brings character to your living space. The beauty of interior design art is that it doesn't even have to be the highlight of your home. Even a small but delicate detail or decorative frame will make a significant contribution to your living space. There are many factors that contribute to bringing these beautiful creative forms into your space.


Works of art will make yours stand out from other interiors that may lack life and personification. Find items that mean and represent to you. Let them be the center of attention in your living room, a great first impression in your hallway, or a delight in your dining area. How are you going to find the perfect piece?


Study of the ideal piece


The first thing to remember is to follow your instinct and heart; you need to find a thing that will be interesting to you and which you will cherish endlessly. Works of art are not limited to paintings. These can be graphic prints, photographs, sculptures or 3D objects (even neon lighting) and much more that you like.

When looking for a work, it is always helpful to consider one or more of the following elements: color, style and scale. Following the color scheme of your home is your safe option when you're new to the art world. Add dynamism and spontaneity with contrasting and complementary tones. If you are sure that you will make this work of art the center of attention, then talk about it with pride, go for it! You can even freshen up your interior by mixing old and new. Pick a modern and abstract piece and place it in a classic or traditional interior so it doesn't look like a museum.

Works of art are mainly found in the living room, dining area, hallway. However, nowadays, interior designers and clients love art so much when it can fit, anywhere: in bathrooms, bedrooms, porches, etc. Proportion and scale are critical, and smart choice and common sense go hand in hand in choosing this ideal exhibition location. Larger exhibits are located in more exposed areas with more space, while smaller artwork will be displayed on more empty walls that are narrow or already quite busy.

Author: Ruslan Shalimov