Wall Art and Mirrors

Types of Wall Art:

• Paintings: Traditional or contemporary, paintings can be made using oils, acrylics, watercolors, or mixed media. Artists may create landscapes, portraits, abstract designs, or still life compositions. The choice of medium and style often reflects the overall aesthetic of the room.
• Prints: Printed wall art refers to copies of original artwork or digital designs, often printed on canvas, paper, or wood. Popular forms of prints include gicleé prints, posters, and framed prints. Prints are typically more affordable than original artworks.
• Types of Mirrors:
  • Wall Mirrors: These are the most common type of mirrors used for decoration. They come in various sizes and shapes, such as round, square, rectangular, or even custom designs. Wall mirrors can serve as decorative accents in a room, complementing or contrasting the furniture and color scheme.
  • Full-Length Mirrors: Often placed in bedrooms, bathrooms, or closets, full-length mirrors allow a person to view their full reflection. These mirrors are typically tall and narrow and may be framed or frameless.
  • Frameless Mirrors: Mirrors without frames are sleek and modern, offering a minimalist look. They often feature clean, simple lines and are commonly used in contemporary or industrial design.