By Brice Targil


If you are decorating a particular room, you have to think about it carefully before you actually go out and make any purchases. This is true whether we are discussing large pieces of furniture and big-ticket items as well as small accessories. For example, choosing the right photo frames to suit your decor can make all the difference in whether they have a place in that room or not.

You can't play around with the details. Someone will see them or the feeling will be off. The whole point of photo frames is to display our memories, our loved ones, and some fabulous photography.

No matter what you you are displaying, you want to create interest for the room as well as for the actual pictures. In order to do that, you have to ensure that the framework matches with your decor. For instance, a shiny polished brass one would have no place in a rustic decor.

Thankfully, you have a lot of choices because there's so much on the market. And that's true regardless of what your design scheme is. Of course, they also come in all budgets. This makes it a great way to add interest to all your walls.

Certainly, you have been to a home or two where walls have been blank for years. That really is sad because it takes away a lot from the decor. Of course, not everyone can afford art work and they just don't want to invest in it. If this is you, you can simply display your loved ones or your love for photography on those bare walls. If you are making a wall of fame, for instance, you must ensure that all of them tie in together and that they have some commonality.

It's also important to learn how to hang them on the wall properly. They must be equally spaced apart. And of course, they have to be finished properly. It's quite easy for you to turn this wall of incredible memories into a focal point. A focal point must exist in every room and is extremely important. And because all on swell beyond that, there is no room for error. Make a plan before you begin to nail into the wall.

Or, you may want to choose from much larger ones to place them above that lonely couch or down a long hallway. One word of advice would be to always put up odd numbers, such as three, five or seven. It just looks better than going with even numbers.




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