Best Wall Art for Living Room

Abstract prints

• Make sure the print is large enough to be seen from across the room.

• Use a bold, bright color scheme. You are limited only by your imagination here—but we recommend that you choose a single image or series of images rather than multiple images.

• Use a print that is either an art piece in its own right, or will become one when hung above the couch in your living room. This can be anything from an abstract painting to a traditional landscape image; just make sure it’s striking enough to stand out above all else in your living room!

• Choose something meaningful (and potentially conversation-starting) as your focal point for this area of your apartment; this could be anything from an oil painting depicting nature scenes, such as forests and riverscapes, to photography showing off some local culture on canvas prints like those depicting famous landmarks found around town or even just family portraits if they happen to reside within reach of where people gather together most often during evenings spent hanging out at home with friends/family members/roommates eating snacks together while watching TV shows about things happening outside their windows which might include other people who might not know them but wish they did because maybe then those strangers would become friends instead–I mean...these kinds of things happen all day long if you look hard enough–so don't worry about getting lost when searching for something interesting (like these cute little puppies!), because when we say "it's everywhere," what we really mean is "it's always there."

Wallpaper murals

Wallpaper murals are a great way to add color and texture to any room. They're easy to install, remove, and clean. Plus, they're durable enough that you can mount them on an accent wall or wrap around your window frames.

Wall art with neutral colors

• Neutral colors are calming.

• Neutral colors are versatile.

• Neutral colors are easy to match with other colors.

• Neutral colors are easy to match with other furniture.

• Neutral colors are easy to match with other wall art.

• Neutral colors are easy to match with other accessories

Gallery walls

It's a simple concept: fill up your wall space with a collection of art that makes you feel good. To do this, use a variety of different sizes and shapes, materials (oil on canvas, acrylic paint on wood panel), colors (blue and yellow), styles (abstract versus realistic), themes (geometric patterns or landscapes) and artists' names that inspire you.