We spotted these photos from two recent art installations over at Line Juhl Hansen's blog. Even though these mixed media pieces aren't in a home per se, we really like the overall look of "scattering" art, especially in an odd corner of a room. We could see something like this being particularly effective in a dorm room or a loft space. Take a look at some other examples after the jump...
If you're getting tired of that wall decal you put up awhile ago, this solution can be layered over it. giving the room a whimsical, Through The Looking Glass quality.
"Human Nature" by Peter Holst Henckel
"Human Nature" by Peter Holst Henckel
An artistic combination of bright colors and patterns on varying sizes of rectangles can brighten up a corner.
Wall Installation by Ellen Hyllemose.
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Comments (3)
i love that look! i've been thinking of doing something like that, with floral wall decals from http://www.Art-A-Peel.com/
i love this. clever!
i think the frames in the corner really get the short straw in this. i wouldn't like this for anything where the art is actually meant to be noticed individually. for me it only works in the bottom one.