The Independence of Art
The theory of “art for art’s sake” expresses the idea that art has an inherent value independent of its subject matter or any social, p...
Creating Peace And Tranquility With Colour
Japandi Interiors We can all do with more peace and tranquility and the Japandi interior design style does just that. The be...
Breaking The Rules When Hanging Art
Hang Your Artwork Wherever the Heck You Want Breaking the rules when hanging art is an opportunity to make a statement that says, "I...
Art Deco
Art Deco was a very popular international design movement from 1925 to the 1940s and was the immediate successor of Art Nouveau. The di...
Mid-Century Modern Design Meets Postmodernism
The Mid-Century Modern design style, which spans from the mid-1940s until the late 1960s, with its characteristic simplicity, clean lin...
Complementary and Split-Complementary Colour Schemes
A short introduction to complementary and split-complementary colour schemes. Complimentary or contrasting colour schemes are create...
What Large Abstract Art Can Do For An Interior
Ever wondered what large abstract art can do for an interior? What are the benefits of bringing a large abstract painting into a home? ...