Unique wall art for your living room
When you feel the need to bring fresh air into your life, start with your home. Not quite sure about making a whole-house make over? Try changing something in your living room first. Even adding some small decor pieces can make a big difference for the interior, and become an exciting new topic for discussion at your next family gathering.
Here are few simple yet interesting unique wall art ideas to improve the appearance of your living room:
1. Put some plates...on the wall.
Although it may sound a little bit strange, don't discard this idea right away. Remember those old dusty plates your grandmother brought from her trip to Italy? You make no use of them in your everyday life – but hang them on your living room wall and voila! By giving new life for these old champs you bring a fresh detail for your interior.
2. Graffiti for the brave.
This sort of wall design fits mostly for large rooms. If you’re lucky enough to have much living space, graffiti is a bold way to increase your living room’s appeal. The graffiti wall will surely attract the attention of your guests and will never be left unnoticeable. Choose graffiti with a perspective, i.e. roads, beaches or fields, to visually expand the room. Invite a young street artist with talent and charisma, who will make a postmodern masterpiece out of your living room wall.
3. Traditional way is always the safest.
So go ahead and add some photos to your interior. Pictures of your graduation day, wedding, birthday, nature sceneries or view of your favorite city will definitely brighten up the place. Choose wooden frames for rich color photographs to add a warmer and traditional look to your interior. Metal frames with their flat edges and sharp corners is a great choice for a loft or a studio apartment if you want to get that modern look.
4. Grab that brush!
When you were a kid, you probably wanted to be an artist. Is that because your mom was so proud of the watercolors you made for her birthday? Anyway, venture to make your own artworks. Talent is not a must here. Just draw something abstract and completely incomprehensible, Picasso-style. You are the boss of your living room and can set your own rules – and hang your own paintings. On top of everything else seeing your very own artwork every day will help you embrace your creative side.