When colors Express Emotions

When colors Express Emotions

When colors Express Emotions

Certain rules when it comes to hanging pictures can be learned after years of experience. When a wall appears bare without it this is the time to hang a picture and unless you've always yearned to live in an art gallery never hang pictures in every single wall you see. I'm all for hanging pictures in groups, over a sofa, console table, server, or small pier table.

What follows this is another rule. Never make the groupings wider than the furniture underneath it. Hanging pictures closer to one another gives them this unified look even if they are of varying sizes. It is possible that you have a prized collection of bird prints but the frames are different even in their sizes. Avoid hanging them frame by frame and instead do so applying the concept of pleasing geometrics.

There are more rules to follow. Be aware that the wall is a second frame, one that serves to set off a group of pictures on all four sides, even when hung in close proximity. Considering pleasing geometry this simply means that pictures are hung in the formation of a square or a rectangle. Should you possess four pictures all framed alike and of the same size it would look great if you hung them vertically above a small step table, geometrically in a square over the sofa, or in a straight line over a long table. If not on a staircase then the step pattern in hanging pictures should not be used. Whenever you can go for straight lines that meet at right angles. Working better than others most of the time is a little regimentation.

You may be one of those who have been able to accumulate a collection of pictures over a lifetime including old family portraits, originals, prints, and reproductions. When it comes to hanging these together framing and matting everything alike would make everything unified. For 16 prints, one friend used forest green matting and simple gold frames. After being set against a red wall the look was outstanding. Resorting to a different color for matting each picture over her sofa a friend added color. The size and subject matter for all of the pictures here were the same.

When you looked into a department store model room did you ever think that something was missing? There is nothing that shows someone had ever slept, ate, lived, and took phone calls in such a room. What is missing is individuality. Your home should have this.

A department store model, remember, is designed to sell furniture, and your home, it is hoped, is designed for your comfort and pleasure. Important in this case is that you pick your favorite color. Remember that the color you select can affect the mood in the room. Color is emotional, and different colors inspire different emotions. Color charts can really help you out when you are looking for just the right color for your space. Always go with your gut and you will not go wrong here.

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