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Help! Bachelor pad needs some wall art

Khanh Nguyen
hace 7 años

Hi all,

This bach pad currently has all but one bare wall which adorns a lovely zebra.

Does anyone have any wall art suggestions for this bach pad? We need 4 or so art pieces for the hallway and potentially a replacement for the zebra as we're aiming for a scandi/minimalist aesthetic.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

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    Kat Monares
    hace 7 años

    The triptychs are such are such a great idea! Have you looked into decorative screens? They don't have to be big, but with a mirror behind them, they can help create the illusion of more space (maybe?)

    Comentarios (25)

    • KK1000
      hace 7 años
      You have large walls so maybe triptych artwork
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      Cordony Group
      hace 7 años

      All the artwork in our styling pictured is from Designer Boys.

      These can be purchased online at https://www.designerboyscollections.com/ however their site is only available for viewing by trade customers- which we have access to.

      We'd love to help out!

      To get in contact: 1300 669 590 or kahlia@cordonydesigns.com.au

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    • Khanh Nguyen
      Autor original
      hace 7 años

      Thanks for the suggestions!

      Osukee - triptychs, would make a good use of the space but the prints may be a bit too bold.

      Cordony Designs - the High Street, Willoughby prints are more along the lines of what I was after. However, I'm not too sure about the blue/green

    • PRO
      Cordony Group
      hace 7 años

      Not a problem!

      I hope we inspired you. Let us know how the project goes, we'd love to see the final result.

    • girlguides
      hace 7 años
      You need some colour even if a streak in a picture of say red or dark blue. What's your favourite colour ie not black white grey or brown
    • KK1000
      hace 7 años
      You could search in triptych range there is millions of prints
    • Bernadette Staal
      hace 7 años

      The zebra is a lovely piece of art so if you decide not to use it in the lounge I would move it somewhere else. You seem to have a black theme running through the room so I would use that as a guide (unless you are intending to add additional colour e.g. red cushions to the couch or similar). With the current colour choice and taking inspiration from the Zebra I would stick to a selection of Black and White photos and pieces of art. You can have big pieces or many smaller pieces thrown together. Black and white also looks great for family photos and it is amazing how a Black and white print can add the depth to a photo that is sometimes missed in coloured prints of the same picture.


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    • LesleyH
      hace 7 años
      I also think black and white for a bachelor pad. Easier decorating for you as well.
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      Ground Up Earth Builders
      hace 7 años


      www.calicopony.com.au try

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    • Khanh Nguyen
      Autor original
      hace 7 años
      Última modificación: hace 7 años

      Thanks for being so helpful!

      Yeah trying not to deviate from the b&w colour scheme too much. I might have a look into b&w prints similar the ones used in Scandinavian Home's Vanadisväegen project.

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      Gallery 360
      hace 7 años

      Hi Khanh, we recently provided the artwork for a Scandi themed display home by local builder Webb Brown Neaves. It is possible to include some colour but still keep it pared back. Her's a few ideas for you. (the bottom image could accompany the black and white forest image in the hallway)

    • PRO
      Gallery 360
      hace 7 años

      For more inspiration, here is the link to the home we assisted with sourcing the artwork for. https://www.houzz.com.au/photos/home-design-larsson-contemporary-dining-room-perth-phvw-vp~64869684

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      signarture
      hace 7 años
      Última modificación: hace 7 años

      Hi Khanh, we create all our artworks bespoke, so any of our artworks can be produced in the colours you love - black & white - and in the dimensions to suit - triptychs or larger pieces.

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      Check this link for more modernist / typography designs: http://www.signarture.com.au/collections/modernist-canvas-prints


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      Agree with Gallery 360 though that adding just a hint of colour would work well, and our perspex artworks have a stylish edge to them.

      http://www.signarture.com.au/collections/modernist-perspex-artworks


    • Ann B
      hace 7 años
      Hi. Any plans to add a coffee table, rug and lamps? Just thinking some timber to add warmth and contribute to the Scandi look you like....
    • kjersti1j
      hace 7 años

      Have a look at marimekko prints - have some lovely simple styles

    • LesleyH
      hace 7 años
      Think about art which you admire as an alternative to numbers, words and patterns. You'll never look back.
    • lynruming
      hace 7 años
      I'm with the person who said move the zebra print. I'd put it near the dining table and some abstract Colour over the couch..something with not too much contrast. All black and white is too cold....unless you want to remain a batchelor that is. :)
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      2 FIND and DESIGN
      hace 7 años
      Zazzle.com.au have some cool and affordable posters you can then frame with IKEA / KMart / target frames etc... try searching graffiti for something edgy or beach photography for some Cali type images... or there's architecture shots too.

      There's multiple sizes available and you can then try matching up to frame before purchasing..

      Good luck
    • asquithoatley
      hace 7 años

      No to triptychs- any art image which cut up into random pieces is an abomination to art. Art should not be subject to a just a being a space filler for a bach apartment but something you will love and speaks to you. Lots of designers use art to fill a space or to match a sofa- they know nothing about art. JMHO

    • User
      hace 7 años

      Another graduate from Grover Uni!

    • asquithoatley
      hace 7 años

      Yes Tribble, Grover has often agreed with my sentiments about art. I'm an old art teacher from way back and now work in a gallery so when people post art for their walls I sometimes get on my soapbox if someone mentions those awful triptychs!

    • User
      hace 7 años
      Última modificación: hace 7 años

      Hmm, maybe she went to Asquith College?

    • asquithoatley
      hace 7 años

      Nah don't think so- she's a professor I'm just a junior lecturer!

    • User
      hace 7 años

      Lol!

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