3 Biggest Art And Interior Design Trends Right Now

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3 Biggest Art And Interior Design Trends Right
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The 2nd of 5 guest posts from the hugely talented
interior designer Beatrice Holland. Beatrice
looks at some of the biggest trends in interior
design right now. Whether your looking for
guidance on making a statement in your living
room or pulling in inspiration from past eras in
your kitchen, Beatrice highlights the top 3
trends in Art and interior design right now to
ensure you are keeping ahead of the Jonessor
Smiths
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The art we choose and the design of our homes are
extremely personal, while its vital to choose
what you love, these are two things that are
certainly influenced by trends. Going to art
galleries and looking online can be a way to get
a hint as to what the appetites of the market are.
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Politics/SocialWith a
worldwide appreciation that 2017 was been a big
year of political and social change, art
depicting causes and matters of the time seems to
be something that stands out. In a sense, a lot
of art can be considered somewhat political, as
it stands as a piece either to influence or
influenced.
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Art has a special way of connecting to us,
giving us space to interpret and appreciate it in
whatever way our past experiences or views tell
us, hence why Art is so often a topic of debate.
Being such a broad spectrum, naturally these
topics pop up in many different styles. Whether
an artist makes a subtle nod to something you
care about or throws it out there in a bold
striking piece, incorporating art that matters
is certainly a trend of the moment.
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Past ErasWhile minimalism, abstract and
surrealism have all had their time in the
spotlight, it appears that references to past
eras are creeping their way back into our homes.
From antique furniture to authentic persian rugs,
pre-loved items are becoming cherished staples in
our homes.
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The good news for up and coming artists is that,
according to trend, people arent turned off by
re-constructions and inspired-by pieces that
are strongly influenced by previous, even ancient
design periods. Some of the most popular
movements being used today, and ones to look our
for include 15th and 16th century oil painting,
art deco and 50s and 60s pop art.
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JapanInfluences from Japan, seem to be
absolutely everywhere. From restaurants to
fashion, interior design to Art, we just cant
seem to get enough. Japan is a country with a
charming and multifaceted culture, holding onto
traditions dating back thousands of years.
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Many of the most praised interior design editors
incorporate Japanese imagery into their designs
such as the silk wallpapers by De Gourney.
Artistic characteristics include bursts of
delicate colour, textured canvases, elements of
gold, as well as one of their most recognisable
styles, ink wash painting.
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The art world is evolving around us and with
endless styles and eras to choose from, research
and exploration can open doors to art we might
never have considered before.Trends certainly
come and go and keeping one eye on them can be
helpful in knowing whats available and exciting
at the moment.For galleryfy.comBy Beatrice
Holland