How to Use Canvas Prints in Your Home to Make the Most of Interior Design

 

Canvas prints are a great way to decorate your home. If you put them in the right places, you can make the most of their effect.

If you went to the trouble of making a beautiful canvas print or even if you had a professional landscape photo printed on canvas, you want it to be the centre of attention in your home. When it comes to interior design, it can be hard to add more focal points to a room while keeping the room's balance. Furniture and feature walls often compete for attention, or the lighting is off, or there is some other problem. Today, we'll look at six tips from best-practice guidelines for the interior design industry on how to use canvas prints in your home. Call us for AffordableInterior Designers in Gurgaon.

Choice of room

The main reason you should choose one room over another for your canvas print is the room's main colour scheme and how it works with the picture. But there are other things that go into the decision as well:

·        Space available for placement

·        Is the picture "public" or "private"?

·        How bright the room is

How it relates to furniture and people

When deciding the height and placement of prints, you'll need to think about how close they are to furniture and how far they are from the people who will see them. You should try to hang your art so that it fits into one of these categories:

Keep the middle of the picture as close to eye level as you can. This will be different for each person, and the height you choose will depend on whether you want the picture to look perfect to you or to an imaginary "average viewer." Call us for AffordableInterior Designers in Gurgaon.

·        Keep the picture about 8 to 12 inches above things like sofas, shelves, and sets of drawers.

·        Don't put things on shelves that will block your canvas print.

·        Try it out on paper first.

Cut a trace of your single or set of canvas prints out of large sheets of packing or butcher's paper. Put the pieces of paper on the wall with masking tape. This will let you move around and look at the placement without needing a "holder."

Hang in groups

Pictures that are spread out all over a room make them less noticeable and less important as design features. Hang pictures in groups if you want to put more than one in a room. You could also put some of them on shelves and only one on the wall.

Use horizontal, vertical, or diagonally symmetrical balance

When you hang up a group of pictures, you'll want to make sure there's some kind of balance. If you can draw a line through a group of your practise paper "canvas prints" in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal direction and get about the same amount of paper on each side, you have achieved balance.

Use the design rules of emphasis and consistency.

Good interior design is based on two ideas: making things stand out and keeping things the same. You need to make sure that either the focus is on one picture in your grouping or that the grouping itself is the focus of the room.

In the case of a canvas print, "continuity" means how the picture's edges interact with the other lines in the room. Try to line up your canvas print or the grouping's edges with another line that is close by.

Canvas prints are a great way to decorate your home. If you put them in the right places, you can make the most of their effect. Call us for Affordable Interior Designers in Gurgaon.