Since I’ve been working from home a lot more than usual, I felt I needed to do a little extra with my home office. It’s in the corner of my bedroom, so I am always keen to ensure it’s pretty to look at too! The answer? Lots of art! I created this gallery wall using prints from Desenio – who sell a huge collection of affordable artwork and ship to over 30 countries worldwide – such a great online resource! As you’ll know from other parts of my home – I love a great gallery wall, it’s a perfect way to breathe life into a space. My new one has been made up of some beautiful pieces from the collection as well as a blend of different frames and other wall hanging solutions. Read on to find out more! I hope you like it as much I do! 

The art I chose is all fairly earthy for a calm look – and yet the style varies from portraits and landscapes to more abstract art. 

Do any stand out to you? In case you’re curious, the prints include (from left to right): Weimar Shapes No1 (21 x 30) – hung with polka dot washi tape, Gobi Desert (30 x 40) in a light wood frame, Painted Shapes No2 (30 x 40) in a magnetic wood poster hanger, Opus No5 (30 x 40) in a black picture frame, Berlin Arches No2 (50 x 70) in a white picture frame, Tove Frank Hush (50 x 70) in a light wood frame and Stairs of Art No1 (30 x 40) in a white picture frame. 

I think it’s always nice to add another element to a gallery wall – like a row of hooks or shelf, it brings the whole look to life and means you can swap in and out elements according to your mood (and without creating a load more holes in the wall! – Been there, done that!).

I particularly love the light wood picture frame. It’s the lightest one I’ve seen, and it has a real warmth to it but it’s also very subtle. I think the Stairs of Art No1 is my favourite out of all the artwork (tucked away int he corner) – I’ve always had a bit of a penchant for photographic architect photography! 

I think I’m going to be much happier in this little corner now. It’s amazing what a difference artwork can make!

Did you like any of these prints in particular? perhaps something caught your eye for your own home? 

If so, I can highly recommend Desenio prints and frames, they’re really affordable, yet very good quality and there’s a massive selection to choose from. Hop on over to the online store to take a peek! 

Stor kram from Sweden! 

Niki

Since I’ve been working from home a lot more than usual, I felt I needed to do a little extra with my home office. It’s in the corner of my bedroom, so I am always keen to ensure it’s pretty to look at too! The answer? Lots of art! I created this gallery wall using prints from Desenio – who sell a huge collection of affordable artwork and ship to over 30 countries worldwide – such a great online resource! As you’ll know from other parts of my home – I love a great gallery wall, it’s a perfect way to breathe life into a space. My new one has been made up of some beautiful pieces from the collection as well as a blend of different frames and other wall hanging solutions. Read on to find out more! I hope you like it as much I do! 

The art I chose is all fairly earthy for a calm look – and yet the style varies from portraits and landscapes to more abstract art. 

Do any stand out to you? In case you’re curious, the prints include (from left to right): Weimar Shapes No1 (21 x 30) – hung with polka dot washi tape, Gobi Desert (30 x 40) in a light wood frame, Painted Shapes No2 (30 x 40) in a magnetic wood poster hanger, Opus No5 (30 x 40) in a black picture frame, Berlin Arches No2 (50 x 70) in a white picture frame, Tove Frank Hush (50 x 70) in a light wood frame and Stairs of Art No1 (30 x 40) in a white picture frame. 

I think it’s always nice to add another element to a gallery wall – like a row of hooks or shelf, it brings the whole look to life and means you can swap in and out elements according to your mood (and without creating a load more holes in the wall! – Been there, done that!).

I particularly love the light wood picture frame. It’s the lightest one I’ve seen, and it has a real warmth to it but it’s also very subtle. I think the Stairs of Art No1 is my favourite out of all the artwork (tucked away int he corner) – I’ve always had a bit of a penchant for photographic architect photography! 

I think I’m going to be much happier in this little corner now. It’s amazing what a difference artwork can make!

Did you like any of these prints in particular? perhaps something caught your eye for your own home? 

If so, I can highly recommend Desenio prints and frames, they’re really affordable, yet very good quality and there’s a massive selection to choose from. Hop on over to the online store to take a peek! 

Stor kram from Sweden! 

Niki