My mom loves decorating according to the seasons and their corresponding holidays. When my sisters and I were growing up she would the house with American flags for the 4th of July, decorate the tables with real and ceramic pumpkins in the fall, deck the halls with boughs of evergreen after Thanksgiving, and after each interminable New Hampshire winter, break out pastel Easter eggs come spring. All of this seems within the realm of normal seasonal decorating (especially when you have young kids), but she also did something I've rarely seen anyone else do: she changed the artwork on nearly all the walls to reflect the changing seasons!
We here at Apartment Therapy often talk about decorating for the seasons (see Kate's 8 Fun Finds to Bring a Little Summertime into Your Home for inspiration). Changing out the pillows on your sofa or adding a colorful vase is a fun, easy way to freshen up your decor without spending a lot of money or time re-decorating. For a lot of people, though, artwork is an integral part of their overall room design. It's hard enough finding the one perfect piece of art for a room--let alone 3 or 4 more pieces for the same spot for the rest of the year!
So, my questions for you are: Do you change out the pictures on your walls according to the seasons? Do you think doing so is a great idea or carrying the seasonal re-decorating thing just one step too far?
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I love the idea of changing the artwork for the seasons! I don't at the moment, but I've been thinking about getting that ferris wheel print from the post you linked and a print of patio string lights against the sky that I saw on Etsy.
I have had client with so many accessories that we grouped them all to be changed out by season. It included the artwork, too!
as an artist, I do make art that goes with my seasonal moods, and change the art in my own home most seasons.
It's a bad habit that makes it hard for me to sell my art because I am already attached to it being on my walls.
but my seasonal walls are happy- always changing out art in the lower level of my home. I do need to change out the thunderstorm inspired piece we currently have up for something of an abstract hot melting sunshine look
What a funny concept! Maybe people should buy art by "their seasonal colors", too?! ;-)
If I had anywhere to store the off-season decorations, I would do it.
Perhaps it is a chance to change things over, and the seasons are just the impetus & theme. One could always decorate for the sport that one was following at the time (football/cricket) or change depending on the letter the month starts with...
I have a ribbon bulletin board with family photos on it. Every few months, I'll go through a box of family photos and change them out for the season -- Christmas pics for the holidays, everyone in red for Valentine's, Halloween costumes for the fall, etc. One of my favorites is a photo of my grandmother and her six siblings eating watermelon out in a field when they were very little.
I decided I was going to try to build up a collection of seasonal art just recently! It really makes a big difference in just the overall feel of the place and affects my mood. :)
I like to change some art according to the seasons/weather. My mood changes with the weather, not necessarily bad or good, just a different feel and I like to look at things that remind me of the nice feeling of the season.
I like changing out artwork a couple times a year. Keeps things feeling fresh and always gives people something new to look at. The favorites and bigger pieces stay the same, but other pieces that are easily changed out, are.