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For years, I've championed the power of abstract art to challenge perspectives and spark conversation. But lately, I've noticed a fascinating trend: abstract art is taking over the world of interior design, specifically in the form of wallpaper.
I'm talking about abstract art wallpaper as a kind of mural, like you see in the below image. Gone are the days of floral prints and damask patterns on wallpaper. The digital detail from a high-quality scan or photograph of an original abstract painting can transform almost any painting into stunning wallpaper.
Imagining 'Newport Beach' by Galerie Stein's featured artist, Jeffrey Tover, as abstract art wallpaper.
Just imagine the bold colors, geometric shapes, and swirling textures spread across the entire wall behind your sofa or statement wall of your dining room. One of the best parts of this movement is its versatility in terms of size, style, color, and tone. Want a calming atmosphere in your bedroom? Opt for soft blues and muted tones. Craving an energetic entryway? Embrace a vibrant splash of contrasting colors.
Imagining 'Transgressions of the ordinary' by Galerie Stein's artist, Beth W. Stewart, as abstract art wallpaper.
The best part? You're not limited to replicating famous masterpieces. There's a wealth of independent artists creating stunning, unique designs that can reflect your own personality and aesthetic. So next time you're redecorating, consider ditching the traditional and letting abstract art make a statement—right on your walls.