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OVERSIZE IT Bring instant impact to a wall – and create a focal point for the whole room – by choosing one signature piece in oversized proportions. From black-and-white photos to graphic abstract prints, artwork gains new presence when it's sized to a generous scale. |
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RELAXING SPA AND ZEN-LIKE ART Create an oasis of calm by surrounding yourself with soft, soothing works of art. With its tranquil palette of soft ivories, sky blues and gentle greens, the zen-inspired style that makes spas so relaxing is setting a calm mood in homes everywhere. |
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ADD A SPLASH OF COLOR Use one bright signature piece to create a colorful focal point, or try a trio of pieces to wake up an otherwise neutral space. You can also play with repetition, placing a series of smaller pieces on a shelf, in a row along a wall or in a vertical column. |
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ADD TEXTURE WITH CANVAS Gone are the days when original paintings were the only works of art available on canvas. With today’s new techniques for transferring images to artist-grade canvas, it’s easy and affordable to fill your walls with exceptional reproductions of your favorite paintings from every era. In addition to giving the artwork the textural look of an original, canvas artwork is easy to hang with or without a frame. |
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GO METALLIC In homes and galleries around the country, metallic works of art are gaining powerful presence. Whether it’s the rustic warmth and character of a hand-hewn iron object, the richness of a gilded frame or the unmistakable shimmer of copper paint, metallics bring new depth, dimension and drama to an otherwise simple space. |
