Wall art provides the final touches and is a personal choice for consumers.
According to Edward Nader, interior designer, product developer, art dealer and co-owner of Nader’s Gallery with his sister, in Shreveport, La., mixing art mediums and styles can elevate a space.
“People don’t want everything to match but they do want it to work well together,” he said. Whether prints, canvases or sculptural, Nader likes to combine art pieces for visual interest, mixing mediums, styles and sizes that evoke different emotions and reflect client preferences and budgets.
Sculptural or three-dimensional wall art can bring a unique perspective to spaces, adding depth as well as gracing the walls. Whether created as groupings or as large, standalone art installations, these nature- inspired wall sculptures can be the perfect complement to other décor, inside and out. One trend to consider in today’s wall art choices are larger pieces. “Scale is huge,” Nader said. “Everyone used to want things a certain size, but now scale has blown up.”
Sagebrook Elevarre
Paduinan Dimensional Flower Shadow Box
Global Views
Weeping Willow
Uttermost
Ocean Gems
