Accent Walls and Wall Art

Create a controlled contrast effect with painting + colored wall

Controlled contrast plays on complementary colors (red/green, blue/orange) in moderation. Use a colored wall for 70% and let the painting bring the remaining 30%. Vary the intensities: intense wall...

Navy Blue Wall: The Best Types of Art to Hang

On a navy blue wall, prioritize golden, silver, or warm-toned artworks (orange, yellow, red). Bright abstract works, sunny landscapes, and portraits with rosy complexions stand out beautifully. Avo...

Painting or not on a brick wall?

A brick wall can accommodate a painting, but choose it carefully. Opt for works with thick frames, generous formats and industrial or vintage styles. Avoid small delicate artworks that would get lo...

Painting a Dark Wall to Enhance a Bright Artwork

A dark wall (midnight blue, charcoal gray, forest green) beautifully reveals artworks with light tones. The artwork seems to literally "emerge" from the wall. Add dedicated lighting to accentuate t...

Terracotta wall + black and white artwork: guaranteed effect

The combination of a terracotta wall and a black and white artwork creates a sophisticated contrast. This warm terracotta enhances monochrome photographs, engravings or abstract pieces. The effect ...

Pairing a Sage Green Wall with a Calming Artwork

Sage green harmonizes perfectly with artworks in neutral, gold, or terracotta tones. Opt for natural landscapes, soft abstracts, or botanical illustrations. Avoid overly vibrant colors that would d...