After the decoration is completed, will you stare at the white walls in your home? Not sure what decorative art to hang? Today I share with you the trends in decorative arts for 2023.
Whether you prefer hanging picture frames or are looking for an oversized abstract piece, these 8 art trends will inspire you.
Embrace natural elements
Potted plants and picture frames in kitchens dominated by solid wood, Via: DESIREE BURNS
Many people focus on soft furnishings to integrate more natural elements into their home spaces. Natural artwork does not require excessive design innovation and is a great way to introduce natural elements into your home.
Botanical artwork can also be easily integrated into most decorating styles. This can help soften a less natural space or emphasize natural materials in a decor design.
Enter three-dimensional
Three-dimensional art rugs in hallways, Via: CHRISTOPHER STARK
Artwork can transform a space, Three-dimensional and reflective decorations can visually open up a room, creating layers of more depth and dimension.
The corridor in the picture above uses a customized three-dimensional art carpet as the focal point of the corridor, which not only guides the route of travel, but also adds a touch of interest to the corridor.
Framed Textiles
Framed Hermès silk scarves on the wall, via: SARA HILLERY
Designer Sara Hillery Gallery walls have been popular for a long time and don’t seem to be going away anytime soon, says designer Sara Hillery. However, if you want something fresh, consider using beautifully printed textiles instead of paintings.
The two carefully framed Hermès silk scarves on the staircase wall in the picture above are exquisite and eye-catching.
Custom Artwork
Huge Abstract Art Deco Painting, Via: CHRISTOPHER STARK
Gioi Tran is not only an interior designer but also an excellent artist, and he predicts that large-sized custom artwork will become increasingly popular in 2023.
This San Francisco designer explained: "The trend of customers customizing large-scale decorative paintings to match interior design is becoming more and more obvious." In his works, large size is the key, such as the nearly 3.2 square meter work "Underwater" pictured above. In the near future, such privately customized works will become more and more common.
Custom wall coverings
Custom patterned decorative walls, Via: CHRISTOPHER STARK
In the bedroom pictured above, an artistic trend continues on the walls and ceiling, which brings the entire bedroom to life, from Venetian gray cement tones, oil paint finishes, to watercolors on golden leaf surfaces. Bedroom walls are treated as a large canvas for creation.
Walls may not need to be decorated with additional decorative paintings, but rather used to layer the room and nurture art. The task of a decorating artist is to make the walls come alive. Completely personalized and unique to your family.
Mixing Many Kinds of Art
Rooms with Lots of Mixed Artwork, Via: HANOVER AVENUE
Designer Anne Hulcher Tollett (Anne Hulcher Tollett) loves to mix various types of art for a carefully curated look.
In the living room pictured above, she combined an oil painting with two graphic abstract paintings , while two colorful overlays of mixed media works echo the lighting installations throughout the room. The key is to mix, and the ways to combine them are endless. Try combining photography with collage, textiles with line drawings, the magic happens when a room is filled with different kinds of art.
A Second Spring of Vintage
Vintage Picture Frames on Gallery Walls, Via: GIBBS DESIGN
Interior designer Rebecca Gibbs (Rebecca Gibbs) loves giving new life to used picture frames. She said: "Many people like retro style, but new and old are not real retro."
Double or triple
Blue double abstract decorative painting, Via: MICHAEL J LEE
Don't like symmetry and balance? Consider diptychs and triptychs, which are a great way to bring tonal and textural art into a space.
There are so many artists on the web creating amazing work. A diptych or triptych can keep your artistic vision alive.
