All the walls are a canvas to discover, and we can do great things with them. Some people prefer to leave them without decoration, but nowadays there are many trends that lead us to add all kinds of things. Today we will see how to be inspired by the walls decorated with photos.
All the photos are memories and something very personal, so using them as decoration is a great idea. There are many ways to include photographs on the walls of the home, with all kinds of styles and compositions. Today we will see how to put the photos on the walls so that they decorate and add style to our house.
How to choose the photos
The photographs that we put on our walls can have a deep meaning for us or simply be beautiful, which serve to brighten our eyes. With them we can create totally personalized spaces, inspired by the things we like. Not only must we choose photographs that have a similar color or style, but we must also choose the frame for them, something that can also give us real headaches. It is better to choose a certain style for these photographs so that you can find frames that go well with them. In the set that we are going to make with the photographs and frames, everything counts, from the format to the sizes and colors. You have to get an idea of what you want to convey and then get frames and details to decorate the walls with those photos.
Black and white photos
One of the things we like the most about photographs is that they can be like paintings, totally decorative. The photographs offer images that can be used to decorate the walls. One of the trends we have today is that of black and white photographs, which offer a very simple style. These photos are perfect for decorating minimalist, modern or Nordic-style spaces, where simplicity and neutral tones are sought. You don't always have to use your own photos, since nowadays we can buy and even take very beautiful photographs from the Internet with which to decorate our home. In this case they have used very similar photographs with dancers in a simple and minimalist composition. Be that as it may, black and white images are a perfect bet, since they combine with all environments, styles and colors.
Full color photos
Choosing black and white photos is easy, since they go with everything. However, if what we want is to decorate the walls with a little color, we will have to think very well beforehand. the tones we will use to stick to them and that the set combines well. In general we can use black and white photos with colored frames. We can also choose photographs with similar tones and frames in neutral tones that barely stand out. In general, we must use intense or pastel colors separately, since they are always easier to combine, or use all shades of a single color, such as on the walls in which they go from intense pink to pastel pink. These are the most complicated compositions but they can be very decorative.
Big photos
Although the compositions with a variety of photos, the truth is that we can always bet on one or two large photos that are very significant. The typical posed family photos are no longer popular, but more natural and meaningful photos. A great photograph taken with style can perfectly substitute for a painting. In this house we see how they combine large photographs with other small ones in large frames. It is another way of making a composition where the great photo is the protagonist.
Photo composition
One of the things that we have seen the most in homes are the photo compositions on the walls. These compositions can be done in many ways but they do have a few things in common. On the one hand we have to look for frames for photos that have a similar style, so that everything combines. They do not have to be the same frames but they do need to have something in common, be it pastel colors, black or a vintage style. This is what creates consistency in style despite different sizes or colors. These compositions should be tested first to know exactly where to place the frames. These in turn can be placed without holes, since there are special pastes to stick them without damaging the wall or the paint. This makes things easier for us when it comes to testing a certain composition. In general, totally symmetrical compositions are not carried, but those that are freer or more varied.