Journal

How to Display Art on a Wall with an Uneven or Textured Surface starts with accepting the character of the wall rather than trying to disguise it. Brick,…

A home bar should feel like a destination, even when it occupies one wall of a kitchen, dining room or compact apartment. Artwork gives the space personality,…

A large blank wall can make a room feel unfinished, especially in open-plan Australian homes where high ceilings and generous living areas leave artwork…

A narrow hallway can feel like a leftover space, especially in compact Sydney terraces, Melbourne apartments and newer Brisbane units where every metre has a…

A monochrome photo wall can make an apartment feel considered without becoming formal or cold. The limited palette draws attention to composition, texture,…

Natural timber brings warmth, texture and a strong architectural presence to a room. It can make a space feel grounded and welcoming, though too much brown,…

Decorating a Teen’s Bedroom with Edgy Pop Art or Street Art Pieces can turn a plain room into a space that feels personal, energetic and genuinely current.…

An angled ceiling edge can make a gallery wall feel architectural rather than awkward. The changing height gives artwork a natural sense of movement, but it…

Using Art to Define a Dining Area in a Combined Kitchen and Living Space is less about filling a blank wall and more about giving each activity its own visual…

A bathroom can feel considered rather than purely functional when artwork shares a visual relationship with the textiles already in the room. Towels are…