Home Is Where The Art Is! Take Inspiration From Our Client's Homes...

Spring refresh season is upon us again! The dark days are nearly over, meaning that your home is ready to say hello to a whole new rejuvenated look... But who has zilch ideas on where to start? Don't fret! Peek into the real homes of a few special Eye Like clients, and take inspiration from the hottest walls on the block...

---

The rumours are true - as you can see, wallpaper is truly back with a bang! And this gives you the perfect excuse to get totally creative... You can mix and match artwork and wallpaper displaying similar textures (or if you're feeling really brave, contrasting colours too) to create an eye-popping and interesting effect. The important thing to remember?  Be bold to achieve the greatest impact!

---

Dare to be different! One way to achieve the x-factor on your walls is to team together a modern print with an ornate and traditional frame. Far from ageing your print,  the contrast between the two styles creates a distinct and uber fresh look, guaranteed to turn heads. And after all, it's a well know fact that opposites attract, right? 

Yes yes yes! Now this is how to create a gallery wall... Produce a jaw-dropping vision like this one by placing vivid artworks of different sizes and styles all across one side of a room.  A top tip for you though? Go with your heart, display what you love and try to stick with your guns. This client is 100% led by instinct and just look at what they've created!

---

Doors, windows, cupboards, you name it. It can be difficult to display artwork when a wall is split into two. Or is it? If symmetry is right up your street, pair artwork of the same size by one artist, as this client has done, to create a striking mirror image effect. Your guests will be doing a double take with envy as they walk into the room!

---

Looking to liven up a monochrome room? Find yourself just one distinct and vivid print - the brighter the better! The contrasting colours will cause your artwork to be the centre of attention, but the break in tones will also lift the hues of the surrounding furniture. It's a win-win situation!
 ​