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• How to Hang: Landscapes

  Landscape art is a style that gets very mixed reactions. There is a perception that it is old-fashioned, a little bit predictable and only shows scenes of rolling hills and lush, green fields intended to conjure up a chocolate-box vision of an imagined Britain from the past.  Well, this isn’t always the case. Landscape art is developing in many interesting ways and there is so much more to this style than meets the eye. Let's take a look at the latest traditional and contemporary landscapes to show you that there’s something for everyone, and that all is not what it seems.
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How Colour Affects Mood

As we all know, colour can influence our mood. There are some tones that can make you feel positive and focused, creative and calm and others that can make you feel angry or negative. If you’re looking to update your home or buy a painting in a specific tone or shade, then colour can influence your buying decision, as it’s not just about liking an image or shade, but also the effect of the colour on your emotions.
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How to Hang Pop Art

Who doesn’t love pop art?! It’s fun, it’s loud, it’s colourful and gets noticed. It’s from an art movement that’s over 50 years old, but still looks great and very contemporary, even today. By turning the ‘trashy’ or mass-consumer into art, the Pop Art movement has been incredibly influential and has inspired many artists, such as Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons and The Guerrilla Girls who continue to turn everyday objects into art.
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How to Create a Beautiful Gallery Wall

If you’ve always dreamed of having a gallery wall in your home, then why not make it a reality? They are striking, visually interesting and a great way to show off your taste and favourite art styles. With a little bit of thought and consideration, a gallery wall can give you that glossy interiors magazines look in your own home. We show you how. Just like an art gallery or museum, a gallery wall is made up of five to six large pieces - or more for smaller paintings - clustered or grouped together on a wall.
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