Art is one of the dearest forms of expression to man, ever since our ancestors expressed themselves with engravings on trees or cave paintings. Techniques and tastes are extremely different, but lines and communication skills are still what make the work of art today.
Contemporary art in home décor
It is always natural to think of paintings and sculptures, but there are various creations that can enter homes by placing them on furniture, walls, as independent installations even outdoors. Canvases, photos, prints can be hung on the wall or placed more randomly on shelves or consoles, at eye level. Art objects such as pieces of pottery or glass can be displayed on any flat surface including shelves, niches, tables, bookcases, or shelves. If they are part of a series of designs, presented together will have greater visual impact.
In the age of avant-garde and color that we are living in, incorporating art into home decoration can add color to an otherwise boring décor. No matter how fancy the furniture, architectures, unless the walls have a contemporary wallpaper, the décor will look dull.
But before buying a work, it is necessary to evaluate many factors. To begin with, the dimensions, so that the work is in harmony with the volumes. Instinct must follow the choice, but it is also good to include black and white works to give elegance and contemporaneity to the context with ease of combination; reasons for the growing success of modern art creations.
The latter is a common current in today’s homes, as it is extremely captivating. Modern art is difficult to define as it is not exactly a style but rather a period (from the 1860s to the 70s). It embraces a wide range of colors, shapes and strong lines from a new existential perspective. It brings any interior to life with its bold colors and designs. A well-established trend, which is also fueling the market a lot from a financial point of view.
“In 2020 the art market was worth 50.1 billion dollars, with a decrease of 22% compared to the previous year but with signs of imminent recovery with only 2% of the European market for Italy, but surprisingly at the last international auctions there was enormous interest in contemporary works by German artists sold at three times the starting prices – according to statements from the website Fitformoney.de – This attracts tycoons and institutional investors to follow the German authors, for a massive investment for speculative purposes in the medium and long term”.
Increasingly urban style environments
Alongside artistic modernity, urban style in interior design is growing: fashionable and current, widespread in city apartments and elite homes, modern urban furniture is elegant and minimal. It combines comfort and glamour in perfect harmony.
The perfect basis for urban style décor is any bright and airy space, such as an industrial loft: it combines open rooms, high ceilings, lots of light and architectural drama with furnishings in soothing neutral tones.
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