The wrong subject in the wrong room can totally ruin everything. And that’s certainly not what we want.

We want to be able to invest with complete confidence in a quality piece, which will accurately represent us.

But to act like an interior designer and have an interior that is superior to what anyone else can do, we must choose it within a cohesive aesthetic, creating a visually appealing staging that inspires and captivates, like that in magazines.

So here is a list of suitable themes that will highlight the essence of each room. By mastering this concept, you will simply have to choose according to your personal tastes.

That said, we've done all the work for you by gathering appropriate themes per room.

So, if you have reached this stage of accessorizing your interior, all that remains is to let your creativity flow and choose what appeals to you.

The living room is often considered the heart of the home, a gathering space where family and friends come together to relax, socialize and share precious moments.

Its symbolic essence lies in its function as a place of meeting and exchange, where relationships are strengthened and memories are created.
It reflects the lifestyle and values ​​of those who live there, and it is often designed to offer comfort, conviviality and aesthetics.

OPTIONS:

- The classics: Any vintage painting, a landscape painting or an abstraction with delicate brushstrokes is perfect for a more cozy atmosphere conducive to discussions

-Portraits and or animals: They are also an excellent choice to define our personality: thoughtful, flamboyant, professional, rebellious or a little haughty, the choice is yours. Likewise, animals often have very important symbolism that we can appropriate.

- Collection: Finally, you can also create a gallery wall for a more relaxed atmosphere but also a unique artistic expression, mixing styles and artistic media.

Designer tip : Let yourself be inspired by the colors of your furniture or curtains to choose your wall art. Don't go for exactly the same color, but work with shades. This is the secret to going from a matching decor (which reveals your insecurity in making choices) to an assumed decor like a real designer.

The bedroom is your private space where you can give free rein to your personal preferences. Opt for personalized artwork or calming scenes to create an ambiance of comfort.

OPTIONS:

- Soft Landscape: Peaceful scenes such as soft landscapes, floral or botanical artwork, serene beaches or tranquil forests can promote relaxation and create a calming atmosphere in the bedroom.

- Body sketches: Body sketches can bring an artistic and aesthetic touch to the bedroom, creating an atmosphere of beauty and elegance.

They can also evoke sensuality in a subtle and delicate way, while providing visual calming: the soft lines and organic shapes of body sketches can have a calming effect on the mind, making them a perfect choice for a room dedicated to rest and relaxation.

-Personalized art: Out of sight, this is the place to put the most personal things in the house. Personalized artwork such as family photos, meaningful quotes or personalized artwork can add a personal touch and make the bedroom feel more intimate and welcoming. Frame them in one of our stunning frames to take them to another level.

-Photography: Vintage photographs of cityscapes or architectural details definitely bring visual interest, richness and depth to bedroom walls, creating a sense of escape or wanderlust.

Designer Tip: The headboard will determine the amount of wall space available for your art. You can also place it above a double desk or on a smaller wall.

Wall space may be limited in a kitchen, but that doesn't stop originality.

OPTIONS:

-Still life: For a perfect ode to gastronomy, opt for still lifes with fruit.

-Creative essence: Portraits, abstractions and photographs can also add a touch of creativity to your space.
Let your imagination run wild by choosing works that align with the colors and ambiance of your kitchen.

Designer Tip: There is often not much space to hang canvases on the walls in a kitchen, as they are taken up by storage. So don’t hesitate to integrate them into your shelves or onto your counter directly.

The graphic side of the works will immediately add a strong contrast to the many cabinet doors, which often provide little variation and different texture.

The bathroom is the very emblem of self-care.

Opt for works that speak of you, but also of relaxation to create a luxurious oasis within your home.

OPTIONS:

-Portraits : They are ideal for giving a lot of personality to a bathroom or bathroom.

- The landscapes : They will highlight all the power of rejuvenation offered by this favorite piece of many people.

-Anatomy: Any soft work referring to the human body is also hyper appropriate.

Designer tip: It’s a slightly more hidden room, dare to put a lot of personality into it.

The entryway is the first contact people have with your home. More often than not, some won't go any further than this. But this is your chance to make a good impression, but above all to anchor your home.

The art of the entrance is the title of your work, so pay special attention to it and ask yourself what you want to say to others or to yourself when you enter this place ?

OPTIONS:

-A feeling of being at home: Choose a room that reflects your interests, hobbies, passions or family. It could be a photograph of a memorable moment, a custom piece of art, or a family portrait that will comfort you from the minute you walk through the door.

- A sense of place: Very frequently used in commercial design, this is a super powerful strategy. It involves choosing works that evoke the atmosphere of the place: Opt for works that capture the essence and character of the place.

For example, paintings of local landscapes, urban photography, or illustrations inspired by local architecture can help create a visual connection with the environment. If you live in a horse town, for example, this might be a good place to start.

Do you live in a century-old house, a chalet in the mountains, a condo in the city, a lakefront, or a city with a unique character? Be the writer who frames his story so that the reader can relate and make the story more immersive and memorable.

Designer Tip: The bottom line is that the best choice of wall art for an entryway is one that resonates with you personally. But above all, don't hesitate: Make a statement!

The child's bedroom is the ideal place to give free rein to the imagination. Choose fun works that bring a dreamy and sensitive universe adapted to their age, such as illustrations of animals, sports or space.

Designer tip: Work with your children to choose works that they really like, without falling prey to hyper-commercial clichés. They are often their idols, but offer nothing stimulating and conducive to fostering their creativity.

By including them in the choice, they will feel invested and this can only increase their feeling of security, joy and comfort.

The newborn's room should be soft and calming. Opt for works with neutral or soft colors and adorable illustrations.

Consider works that emanate an ambiance of sweetness and special attention to demonstrate all the love you have for your little ones.

Designer tip: Parents generally want to offer the best to their child: a safe and comfortable place to grow in this sometimes difficult world. And that's completely normal. So the place where he will spend most of his time and that is just for him is probably the starting point for everything else. Don't neglect it.