11/04/2017

Practical Approach To Contemporary Art Displays In Your Kitchen

By Gregory Nelson


May be you have completed working on your perfect painting with the very best artwork supplies, but are not sure how to show off your skills. Well, you are not alone. The majority of people are content to hang their artwork on the wall, but this can be too conventional for those who are keen to discover adventurous ways to display their creations differently. There are numerous ways to Contemporary Art Displays.

One unusual way to exhibit your artwork is to lean it against pieces of household furniture, and this works best on side tables commonly seen in sociable places such as a living room or private areas like a bedroom. If you want to display your artwork in this way, then it is important to make certain that the height of the paintings is not taller than the table you have selected because this will appear too strange and unsightly.

Protect your artwork with proper framing. Notice how your kitchen areas, like the floor, cupboards and walls, feel oily after cooking? Since your artwork is going to be displayed in the kitchen, where there's going to be a lot of grease from cooking, you should ensure that you give your art pieces proper protection so that it will be long-lasting.

The artwork piece should be typically about three quarters the length of the table. Ensure also, that the artwork display is noticeable, that people can see it and appreciate it. Don't let the artwork face some corner of the room, where no one can see it.

Another way to display artwork differently is to place your work on top of a console table which is usually found against walls in locations such as dining rooms, hall areas and bedrooms. It is important to remember when putting any artwork on a type of table, is not to overlap it with anything else as this will detract from any impact that the work is intended to make.

Stick to pictures that are small in size. Most kitchens are relatively small in size. Assuming your kitchen is a modest sized one, select artwork that is smaller in size. Small pictures are better appreciated from a near distance, especially in an enclosed space of a kitchen.

If your table has enough space, accessorize it! You can use items like candles, vases, candle holders, small stones, small statues, and fruit baskets, among others. Any of these items can be bought cheaply at the neighborhood flea market.

Select the right theme. Why not hang four pictures in a square group arrangement, with each picture showing a different flower with a different color. You can, of course, be brave and do away with all the boring food and flower stuff.




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