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Choosing Artwork For Your Bathroom
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 So
you’ve already found the perfect shower curtain for your bathroom
and a wonderful wall paint, but there’s still something missing.
Maybe you just need some artwork for you bathroom to finish off
your look.
The question is, what artwork should you buy for your bathroom?
Most likely, you are not going to want your most prized piece of
artwork to decorate your bathroom, but you might… many of
your guests are going see your bathroom, why not surprise them with
a beautiful piece of artwork? Besides, something beautiful will
make you happy, too.
If you already have the piece of artwork that you want, then make
sure that you choose colors for the rest of your bathroom Decor
that will compliment that particular piece of artwork. Otherwise,
make sure you choose a piece of artwork that will work with what
you already have, not against it.
When selecting artwork for your bathroom walls, be sure to keep
in mind the color scheme that already exists in that room. It would
be a great pity for your pictures to clash with the tiles, paint,
or wallpaper.
If your bathroom is monochromatic (painted only in one color and
variations of that color), you are going to want to get a painting
of similar tone and color. You certainly don’t want to use
a bright piece of artwork that will break up the continuity that
you have already established with that one color.
When two colors that are complementary or opposites on the color
wheel are used, one color is usually subdued and used in the larger
area, while the other one is more intense and is used as an accent.
Decorate this kind of bathroom with artwork whose dominant color
is the same as the less dominant one in the bathroom. Be careful!
If you are using complementary colors, avoid using both of them
in equal intensity!
Although it may seem obvious, it is important to mention that whatever
artwork you choose, you want it to match. Although you want a beautiful
piece of artwork, you don’t want it to stand out like a sore
thumb in the bathroom. The artwork is there to accent the bathroom,
usually not the other way around.
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