Styling/art recommendations for our dining space
This is currently our dining area. I would love to hear/see some recommendations on what artworks might look good on that back wall. And any other styling tips would be greatly appreciated!!
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoOne large piece or a gallery could also be nice. And you need a chandelier/light fixture, one that is dimmable.
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6 years ago
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoSo much depends on what feeling you'd like the space to have. Energetic? Serene? Warm? Cool? The setup you have now is very classic and will go with many types of artwork.
Edited to add that you should get the largest size you can (within reason) if you only do one piece of art. Too-small art is the lamest ;)
And +1 for a chandelier. Do you want to continue with your midcentury modern style?
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoCream, golds, and grays in a very large art work with coordinating drapes in that palette:
Minerals I Fine Art Giant Canvas Print, Yellow, Gray, 54"X54" · More Info
Arabesque Tan Printed Cotton Twill Curtain, 50"x96" · More Info
"White Forest I Gallery" by Lisa Audit, 40x26x1.5" · More InfoAnd yes to a modern pendant/chandelier:
Sputnik Chandelier Satin Brass · More Info
PRO6 years ago
Celery. Visualization, Rendering images