How To Piece Together Decor
Happy Wednesday! My friends Terrie from Decorate With Tip and More, Corine from Curly Willow Acres aka Junk To Gems and I are sharing how to piece together decor today. You know… like how big of decor you need for a space, or what goes with what… that kind of thing.
All three of us posted on Facebook this morning so if you want to see a video head on over to see it here.
Since I’ve been working in my laundry room and put up this pretty shelf I thought that this would be the perfect spot to share how I put together the decor that will be going on it!
Since work is going on in the laundry room, I will be sharing my shelf vignette in my light cube.
Sorry – definitely not as pretty, but you’ll get the idea.
When decorating I always pic a focal piece.
One that is the correct size, color etc.
But more importantly, something I love.
I chose this thick heavy, multi-metal frame with a print that I downloaded.
It’s tall, has all the colors that I am using in the laundry room and is a good size for my shelf.
Anything too small on the shelf wouldn’t be seen!
Since I’m leaning the print on the wall I will be using the triangle method to place other items with the frame.
Basically, this means that I will be placing items on either side of the frame.
Like this faux plant.
I love adding greenery into any room design!
this plant works because it adds color texture and isn’t as tall as the framed print.
A wallpaper roller stamp on the opposite side of the frame balances everything out.
Plus, the beautiful pink color is repeated in my curtains!
I could leave it here, but I want to add a little more color and texture to the vignette.
Another hand wallpaper stamp next to the pink one helps give this side of the vignette weight.
Since I always decorate in odd numbers I needed to add in one more element on the plant side.
This glass jar is perfect for this spot since it is the color of the walls, adds a little bling and is super cute.
Individually you might not think that these pieces would work together, but once placed together you can see that they do!
Not an eclectic fan?
That’s okay.
This method would work together for more cohesive pieces.
I hope that you enjoyed my tips on how to piece together decor.
Be sure and head on over to Terrie’s to see how she puts her decor together!
Decorate With Tip And More
Until next time…
Tammy
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I love the sneak peak of your laundry room, can’t wait to see how the vignette looks up on the shelf. Thanks for sharing your tips with us.
I’m currently working as a handyman and am constantly asked for ideas and ways to decorate a space. Thank you for these tips… I have so much learning to do. I also printed paintings for my frames too! Just an FYI, I found that printing at a local printer has way deeper colors than a home printer.
thanks for the info on printing Dan! Good luck on you decor ventures!