3 Tips for Incorporating Art in Your Dining Space

Posted by Lina Faroussi on March 23rd, 2021

A dining room is not just a space where you have meals. It is a space for social interaction, work, hobbies and much more. This multipurpose space deserves to look its best. Adding art to the space will not only make it look more inviting but also infuse it with creative energy.

Whether you have a dedicated dining room or a dining nook, your space could benefit a great deal from some art. Use the tips below to choose and display art that complements your dining space and lifestyle.

1. Identify surfaces you want to fill

When most people think of incorporating art into a space, they think of the wall. However, art isn’t limited to wall art. There are lots of opportunities for incorporating art in a space such as the dining area. For example, you can add a decorative table runner to your dining table to add a touch of interest to the space.

You may also want to incorporate table centerpieces, sculptures, dramatic lamps or lamp shades or wall art. There are many possibilities for incorporating art in a dining space. You simply need to look for them.

2. Think of your theme

While your choice of art is purely a personal choice, it is a good idea to choose pieces that will help to tie in the décor theme of your space. Think about your theme and what you want to achieve. What are the colors in the space? What is the style of the space?

3. Look for art pieces that will complement your theme

It is important to choose art work that you like and that will complement the theme of your space. This means considering elements such as the theme of the artwork itself and if it ties in well with your theme and your ideas. You should also consider the colors and style of the artwork. For example, you may not want to display paintings that are too explicit in a dining space that you share with guests and children.

Abstract artwork is always a good choice for any décor style and theme. Search for original abstract paintings for sale to find unique pieces that you can incorporate in your space.

Bonus tip

Keep checking your art pieces as the seasons change throughout the year. As the light changes, you may want to move art work out of the sun’s way to protect it.