4 Unique Graphics to Include On Your Walls At Home

4 Unique Graphics to Include On Your Walls

Blank walls can be a drag. Often, they leave a space feeling empty and impersonal. Don't worry, wall art is a fantastic way to help bring personality to a space and create the atmosphere you want. But the benefits of using wall graphics go far beyond aesthetics. Wall art can do so many things for a room, or entire home. Maybe you want to have a connecting theme throughout as your transition from one room to another. Or maybe you want each room to have it's own unique feel. whatever your goal, unique artwork can help you achieve it.

Take a look at how graphics can make an impact in your home:

•  Provide a Focal Point: For large walls a focal point is a great way to ground the space.

•  Spark Conversation: Interesting graphics can inspire interesting conversations.

•  Reflect Your Personality: Wall art is a great way to showcase your personality and style.

•  Boost Your Mood: Inspiring visuals can create a more positive atmosphere.

•  Enhance Focus and Concentration: Some studies suggest that calming or peaceful artwork can graphics can boost concentration and focus.

Don't Be Bland

Do you want to incorporate artwork in your home, but don't want it to look to generic or common. Incorporating unique graphics into your space can showcase your personal style, change the mood of the room, display your passions, and spark conversation, maybe even tell stories. Finding unique artwork for your space doesn't have to be difficult, and the graphics do not need to be to complicated.

Here Are Some Examples Of Four Unique Graphics to Consider:

1. Large Patterned Removable Wallpaper: There are many choices when it comes to removable wall paper. You can easily find a solution and customize it to your color pallet and style it to the room. For a sleek and contemporary look, consider opting for modern wallpaper that complements your space's aesthetic. These wall papers are removable, meaning less permanent commitment than painting a mural, and are easier to install yourself, if you're not an artist.

2. Textiles: Woven tapestries bring unique graphics to the space. They can be large or small, giving you the option to use one larger piece, or combine multiple smaller pieces into a collage. They also bring texture to the space. If your room has a more industrial feel, textile artwork can be a way to soften the edges. Or maybe you want to add another layer of softness to an already cozy room.

3. Living Wall Art: Do you have a green thumb? Consider living wall art. Plants can bring life to open, bare walls. There are many choices when it comes to unique planters that can be attached to the walls, making it easy to find one to fit your space. Like textiles, they will bring layers of texture to the room, but they will also add health benefits, like purifying the air and increasing oxygen levels in the home. However, when picking plants be sure that the wall receives enough sunlight, and if you have pets you need to check to see if the plant is safe for pets. Just incase they decide to try a bite.

4. Photography: If you travel often, or even occasionally, incorporating photos from various trips could be a great way to display your passions. Maybe you snapped a picture of a beautiful sunset, or wildlife. There are many companies that can take snapshots and print them as larger pieces of wall art. Getting photographs printed on a canvas is one way to fill a large space of the wall, incorporate textures and display your passion and personality all at once.

What Not To Incorporate

When considering wall art, be sure to pick something that compliments your space and isn't too trendy. Spending money on cliché quotes or overused tends can be a waste as they quickly become outdated.

 Here are some things to avoid when considering large wall graphics:

•  Low-Quality Prints or Pixelated Photos

•   Anything Too Dark or Depressing

•  Overly Trendy Designs

•  Graphics That Clash With Your Décor

•  Clichés and Overused Quotes

•   Anything Offensive

•   Giant Pictures of Yourself or Your Pets

Consider the overall space and how you want the room to feel. The idea is to choose art pieces that make you fell good and reflect your style and personality. It's ok to experiment with bold choices like large print wallpaper, or living wall art. Explore and find the piece that resonate with you and inspire the mood you are striving to achieve.

Written by Taylor McKnight, Author for LSI Graphics