How to Style Your Home with Abstract Wall Art: 5 Essential Tips?

Because abstract wall art can be quite bold and unconventional, many people find it intimidating. We often imagine big, bright, and downright weird patterns and images. However, while some abstract wall art can be like that, it can be so much more. Abstract wall art can make people feel a wide range of emotions and can be used in any room with some careful styling. It can be bold and lead a room, or blend seamlessly into the background of a house. Whether your home is eclectic, modern, or traditional, you will be able to find a piece of abstract wall art to suit you. Here, we look at five tips to help you style your home with abstract wall art.

1.  Fill the space.

If abstract wall art is something that you are already familiar with, and you love the big, bold colors and unusual shapes, why not fill your space with it? It will give your home a one of a kind look, and will certainly get people who come to your house talking!

Don’t be tempted, however, to just throw up pictures and pieces of art on the walls and scatter figurines and sculptures randomly around on shelves. It won’t look good. It’s already unconventional enough on its own, so you need to think strategically when it comes to arranging it and displaying it, to make it stand out in the best possible way. You need to spend some time thinking about where each piece will go and playing with the empty spaces in your home until you find an arrangement that looks good and feels right. Doing this can make your home look great and help you create a fabulous display of bedroom wall art.

2.  Bigger is not always better.

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As well as having big patterns, a lot of abstract wall art is on the larger side. However, in many cases, bigger is not always better when it comes to adding abstract wall art to your home. Sometimes, if you put too many big abstract wall art pieces into your space, it can look overly cluttered and overwhelming, which is never a good look!

Instead of going for the big pieces, look for smaller ones. It is sometimes better and easier to create a cohesive and nice looking display by going for lots of smaller pieces of abstract wall art.

If you are finding it hard to choose some abstract wall art that fits in with your style, don’t be embarrassed to ask a professional for their advice. Any decent art dealer or gallery will be able to talk to you about pieces, answer any questions that you have, and help you choose some of the best pieces to make your home look amazing.

3.  Change things up.

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There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to art. There is nothing to say that all the art on display in your house has to be from the same genre or in the same style. It doesn’t all have to be on the wall, either. Of course, you need to make sure that there is some sort of flow between the pieces, but that shouldn’t be your only thought when choosing abstract wall art for your home. You can absolutely have a mixture of colours and styles in your home, so long as there is something that ties them together – a colour, perhaps.

You can also play around with where you put your abstract wall art pieces. Put them in the middle of furniture and mix and match the colours with other parts of your room. To make things look cohesive, why not try linking some of the colours in the art with something like a cushion or a curtain, a vase, or even the frame of another piece of art. These tiny details can make all the difference when it comes to bringing it all together.

4.Hang it properly.

The last thing you want is to spend time and money on some fantastic abstract wall art pieces for them to be put up wonky and unprofessionally. It will detract from the art, and will annoy you after a while. Make sure that the pieces are hung at eye level when you are standing up, and that is centre and most importantly, straight. If you are hanging several pieces of art, lay them  out on the floor before you commit to anything to determine the best arrangement. By spending some time and patience before hanging it, you can create a display that looks like it was done by a professional!

5. Consider the mood of the room.

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When choosing abstract wall art for a particular room, you need to think about the purpose of the space and the mood you want to create. Bedrooms are supposed to be places to relax, so choose something soothing and calming, while you can risk going for something a bit bolder and more energetic in a living room or office.