3 Creative Ways to Display Art Without Damaging Walls
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Blank walls are pretty much white canvases waiting to be brought to life. Even the most minimalistic of styles can benefit from art, whether it be a painting or a floor sculpture. However, the thought of hammering nails or drilling holes can seem like a hassle or might not even be allowed by landlords. But don't worry, here are some effective solutions for you to personalize your space and display your favorite pieces without leaving a single mark behind. Turn those blank walls into a masterpiece gallery with these damage-free display tips.
1. Play around with surfaces
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Surfaces can be anything from a desk, a bookshelf, or even a mantle. Leaning framed art against the wall or stacking smaller pieces creates a dynamic, layered look. Additionally, you can easily reorganize and redecorate simply by picking them up and putting them down in their new spot. You can get more creative by curating your artwork such as this abstract red tempered glass wall art decor, with other decor items such as candles and vases.
2. Utilize sculptures and ceramics
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Art isn't limited to just paintings and prints. You can find beautiful sculptures made from different materials and sizes to add depth and interest to a space without damaging the walls. Small or medium sculptures like this polystone Buddha decor, can be displayed on bookshelves and entryway tables in desperate need of some personality. Larger sculptures can stand alone as a striking centerpiece for a living room or even a big bathroom. If you have a large mirror or glass sliding doors, placing a high-end floor sculpture nearby can add significant visual impact by reflecting the piece and enhancing its presence.
3. Consider easels and stands
Easels can be a chic and functional way to display your art, adding an artistic flair to your decor. Floor easels can hold larger pieces, while tabletop easels are perfect for smaller artworks. These stands are versatile and can be moved around with ease. Perhaps placing one in the studio or guest room can be a great idea to avoid damaging walls and have art at the same time. Whether you choose a sleek modern design or a classic wooden easel, this approach keeps your walls pristine while showcasing your favorite art in a stylish and accessible way.
With these tips in hand, there is no excuse for you to let your walls remain bare. If you're renting, aiming to preserve your walls, or simply seeking versatile and stylish options, these techniques allow you to showcase your art collection without trouble. Don't limit your creativity! Try looking for a nice floor sculpture to display art in your home and transform your space into a captivating artistic scenery.