congratulations! having original artwork (rather than store-bought, mass produced stuff) is such a highlight in any space. they do look a bit small in the photo. since there are not framed, is there any way you can draw more attention to them? maybe a shallow console just below? or a painted area on the wall just behind them in a different color to highlight the spot and make it more of a feature? re: the artwork itself, i think the curvilinear patterns in the work compliment the other patterns and shapes in the room very well. (do i see a canadiens cap?!?! i knew you were my peeps!)
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congratulations! having original artwork (rather than store-bought, mass produced stuff) is such a highlight in any space. they do look a bit small in the photo. since there are not framed, is there any way you can draw more attention to them? maybe a shallow console just below? or a painted area on the wall just behind them in a different color to highlight the spot and make it more of a feature? re: the artwork itself, i think the curvilinear patterns in the work compliment the other patterns and shapes in the room very well. (do i see a canadiens cap?!?! i knew you were my peeps!)
ReplyDeleteWe ARE a hockey house. Jon loves those Habs!
ReplyDeleteI agree, with you. It needs something. I like the color block idea. That is my couch below it, so a console is really not posbible.
fab. funny, i thought they were much bigger.
ReplyDeleteThey are 8x10 each. They do look bigger in real life, I promise.
ReplyDeleteI think they look great!!
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