It is said that beautiful vessels expand one's heart.

This is a saying that we are very attached to, and every time we approach the design of a space, we will examine which additions can upgrade the look we have created.

Whether it is a special wall, vases or special lighting fixtures, or whether it is real works of art, it is a fine addition that affects the entire space.

A work of art that takes up most of the wall, courtesy of Chanel More Curtains, photo: Elad Gonen, architect: Moshe Bachar

A landscape image emphasizes a naive line, courtesy of Hillel Architecture, photo: Maor Moyal

Combining works of art in space is not a Sinaitic Torah.

There is no need to take a course, and you don't have to come with a degree in art history.

If you stick to the basic rules, the process will be easy and simple, and the most important detail is your connection to the work.

In addition, you should make sure to hang it correctly on the wall to give the chosen work the respect it deserves.

We have collected five tips for you that will help you integrate art in the space.

The work of art is a spot of color that corresponds with the nature outside, courtesy of 1of135.com gallery, work by Kate Frizalis, photography: Karin Ravana, interior design: Shir Steigman

An attractive spot in the bedroom, courtesy of 1of135.com gallery, photography: Karin Ravana, interior design: Shir Steigman

A creation that jumps a wall of power

It is common to think that a power wall painted in an original shade that pops the look is enough to create a magnetizing look.

This is very true, but sometimes the addition of additional elements will jump it to a completely different place, and further refine the resulting look.

If it is a wall painted in a prominent shade, it is possible to combine with it a colorful work of art, one of the colors that are incorporated in it will be the color of the wall, and thus we will get a harmonious connection.

To this colorful wealth, you can add natural-looking wooden elements, such as small shelves.

The natural tone will moderate the colored noise and will also contribute to harmony.

in pairs

Hanging pieces in pairs creates a precise and complete look - on the one hand, there is more than one piece, so you get richness and presence in the space, and on the other hand, two pieces are not too many, and do not create a cluttered look.

A significant upgrade to the space, courtesy of the 1of135.com gallery, the artist - Jewboy, photography: Amit Gosher, interior design and architecture: ARCHITECTS Studio XS

The works of art are adapted to the color palette in the space, TRAUB curtains, photography: Itai Benit, architecture and design: Sarah and Nirit Frankel

Two works of art introduce splashes of color in an urban, monochromatic space, photography: Shai Gil, architecture planning and design: Shlomit Zaldman

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The group lovers will be able to create endless games of images in different sizes and colors, and together create an artistic tapestry that can be a kind of central power element in the space, which will magnetize the most attention to it.

A group of naive photos on the central wall in the living room, courtesy of MODY, photography: Michael Tikva, design: Inbal Ayalon

Matching the color palette in the space

The ability to adapt the work of art to the items in the space, refines the resulting general appearance.

In this case, the best tip you can adopt is to first choose the work of art that you want to place in the space, and only then the complementary furniture and accessories.

If you are in an existing house and do not intend to replace the sofa soon, choose a decorative element that will be a derivative of the colors that appear in your work, and place it in another point in the space - these can be a vase, a table lighting fixture and more.

When you look at the complete space, your eye will naturally create the connection between the colors.

Matching the flower bouquet to the photo will do a wonderful job, courtesy of Zaga Dinning Corners, photography: Inbal Orlev, design: Tali Mokhmen

Two works of art are integrated in the living room space and adapted to the color palette in it, courtesy of Chanel Moore Curtains, photography: Oded Smeder, design: Shari Gorstein

The secret of the posters

The art galleries, the design stores and also the online stores, offer a very wide range of posters designed in different styles.

You can buy them and then choose a suitable frame for them, or if you are in the mood, create an interesting frame yourself.

The poster collections are very rich, they can be found in a very wide range of styles, and they exist at very accessible costs, so they are considered an accessible and chic design solution.

A cluster of posters on a Hamra wall create a warm Scandinavian look with a bohemian shimmer, courtesy of Tolman's Dot, photo: YAHZ

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