One of the interior design trends I've noticed lately are large abstract art on canvas in modern rooms, definitely a Kelly Wearstler trademark! I think it's a timeless look for any interior decor style, and I love the paintings that perfectly tie together all the colors in the room.
These are some of my favorite examples of statement making abstract wall art:
via interior designer Barrie Benson
the color in this is just amazing
this painting reminds me of a desert sunset
Make sure you check out the rest of the home tour here; seriously beautiful!
This purple-y painting is the perfect complement to a lilac living space
The pineapple lamp paired w/ pink abstract painting= perfection
a Kelly Wearstler room- who has undoubtedly has started the abstract painting craze
It's next on my project to DIY on a blank canvas with acrylic paints! I love that it doesn't require painting within the lines!
xoxo, lauren
That would be so fun! Next time we see each other let's make it a plan to buy wine and paint, then go to town on some canvas! Maybe even spill a little wine on it too haha
ReplyDeleteI don't generally love (or even like, haha) abstract art, but the pieces you've shown here are super cute!
ReplyDeletexo,
Hannah
www.chillairandperfume.blogspot.com
New layout is beautiful!!!!! Really love it!
ReplyDeletei just tried making a few abstract pieces the other night (terrible pics on twitter, you can see for yourself) and it was surprisingly harder than i thought it would be!! finding the right balance of color and everything to make it look effortless was tricky...can't wait to see what you come up with!!
ReplyDeleteNice pictures, very clever idea!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I just clicked through to your blog and bloglovin and i LOVE the new design! SO pretty!
ReplyDeleteAnd pic no4 is killing me... Why can't I live there?! x
oh wow really nice one it is look like they have good collection of antiques nice post.......
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that having real art in your home is making a comeback. I couldn't look at another 100th print of a really common picture that was hanging in other 50 homes somewhere around the city. These paintings all look amazing.
ReplyDeleteThe use of pastels to create contrasting compositions really makes the scenery look tasteful and delicate, yet homey and inviting. Thank for the post, it really grabbed my attention.
ReplyDeleteI love the purple pastel look - it is so dreamy and perfect against white walls.
ReplyDeleteI love your blogspot! I am an abstract artist as well. Let me know what you think of my work. I would love to hear your thoughts:)
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Renae
www.RenaeSchoeffelArt.blogspot.com
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ReplyDeleteA perfect mixture and blend of colors and shapes makes up a dazzling abstract design. What makes it a good design for a workspace is that its illusory effect relaxes the mind, and drives us out of stress, even for just a while. This is the reason why it is best to incorporate abstract paintings in offices.
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These are really wonderful and I do believe that several homeowners will learn so much from these. Thank you for these insights. These are indeed very useful. Bright tones as well as dark shades will certainly match with grey which makes interior designing easier. Thank you for sharing all these ideas.
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