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Softening a room with the rich warmth of an art wall tapestry can make the space feel more inviting. Draped elegantly, one sizable wall tapestry, or two long panels, in rich colours exude a welcoming style

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Be your own Artist. Let your imagination be your inspiration. The possibilities are infinite. If you’ve never painted before, now’s your chance. Plus, there’s no messy cleanup.

Customize your photos by adding artistic effects. Then have printed on high quality poster paper or canvas and custom framed. Just upload your photo and let your imagination do the rest.

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The art gallery features works of art from artists and galleries around the world to bring you a wide selection of art including original art and limited edition's to what's new in the world of fine-art prints, posters, photography and more for decorating your home or office.

As a general rule hang pictures so that the centres are 5 1/2 feet from the floor. Break this rule if the space dictates for example on a staircase. Three pictures when hung side by side give a harmonious effect, especially when they reinforce other parallel lines in the room. Consider hanging pictures in diagonal, circular, triangular, or rectangular geometric groupings for added interest.

Hang art in white lacquered frames with white mat board against a brightly colored wall. There will be a nice contrast while creating a cohesive focal point. If you are dealing with a plain white or beige wall, consider matting all artwork using the same accent colour. Even if the art isn’t related, a gallery will be created through the mat board.

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"True art is characterized by an irresistible urge in the creative artist." - Albert Einstein

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Some important trends in the art world include anything that is Asian inspired, framed maps and charts, vintage Giclee prints, tapestries, canvas prints, and hand-coloured prints. Once you’ve chosen a theme and location for your art, arrange the pieces by laying everything out on the floor first. This will help determine adjustments, accurate measurements and the overall look of the collection. Whenever possible, align the tops or bottoms of various pieces in the group.

Photography Collections

The photography collection contains the work of many great photographers and celebrates the rich diversity of unique photographic subject matter including Nature, Travel, Sports, Black and White photography, and more. Display enlarged photos properly framed and matted. When displaying your photos it is best to group all black and white or all Color photos together. Groupings look better if the photos have a common subject matter e.g. a series of waterfalls, flowers etc. One of the biggest mistakes that people make is having too many photo frames on a wall. You should have at least two inches of wall showing between each of your photos for your display to look organized and neat. Don’t be afraid to mix and match sizes with photo frames on one wall. Placing two larger frames in a diagonal can be enhanced with two smaller pictures placed in the opposite direction diagonally. Mixing up sizes creates interest in the wall.

Art Subjects and Themes

Art Prints are an inexpensive way to add style and colour to any room and integrate your passion into your décor. Whether your passion is dance, sports, or fashion, create framed groupings, such as your favourite framed botanicals, or other related images to convey your interest and create a stylish gallery effect. When selecting mats choose a Colour that’s depicted in the picture - landscapes and seascapes mount beautifully on pale or medium greens and blues, respectively; while black-and-white photography and fine art look great on shades of white. Frames should complement the picture, not overwhelm it. Think about the picture’s colour and the style. Bear in mind, too, both the time period and artist’s intention - they’ll help to evoke the effect you’re going for.

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Artists

When selecting art pieces a good place to start is with the room colours you want to accent. The creation of wall groups can be a fun and interesting way to decorate a home. This can be done with art pieces of all sizes and subjects. Try arranging the positioning of the artworks on the floor before actually putting any hooks in the wall. This allows you unlimited freedom and ease in trying out different arrangements.

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Art Movements

Art is easily changeable to suit the season, a special occasion or your mood. If you find you run out of wall space to display your ever growing collection start a "revolving" gallery and rotate your art every 6 months, yearly or with the change of season.