The style of your interior is a good starting point when choosing wall art. Art can enhance the atmosphere of a room when it complements the materials, colors, and shapes. This blog post explains how to choose wall art that complements your interior style, without it feeling cluttered or unnatural.

1. Scandinavian & Japandi – quiet and natural
These styles are characterised by light, simplicity and natural materials.
• Choose art in soft earth tones (beige, sand, light taupe)
• Abstract or minimalist compositions work well
• Canvas or matte finish suits this style best

2. Modern & minimalist
Straight lines, little decoration and often contrasting colours.
• A statement piece with a clear shape or contrast
• Dibond works well because of its sleek appearance
• Preferably hang one large work in the center

3. Industrial interior
Rugged materials such as concrete, steel and dark wood.
• Art with earthy tones, grayish colors or structures
• Dibond or canvas with a slightly rough appearance
• Avoid too much gloss or bright colours

4. Luxury & hotel chic
Warm tones, rich fabrics and refined details.
• Plexiglass can provide depth and reflection
• Choose art with a calming colour, possibly with one accent
• Large compositions work well here as eye-catchers

5. Bohemian or eclectic
Loose, natural style with room for contrast.
• Colors or shapes could be a bit more expressive
• Combine small works in a calm composition
• Use a clear base (color, line or theme) to maintain coherence

Well-chosen wall art complements the interior without competing with other elements. When form, color, and material are coordinated, balance and personality are created.