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Wall Art for the Bedroom

Unwind after a long day – and greet tomorrow morning in fresh style – with a cozy, inspirational and/or colorful collage of bedroom wall art!

Wall art for the master bedroom:

Bedroom walls can make or break the entire ambience of a master bedroom, so make them shine with a stunning collage of bedroom wall art! Your bedroom should feel comfy and cozy, but it should also feel unique to you, so go with pieces in calming colors like soft neutrals or dark reds – and subjects that appeal to your interests and personality. If your hobbies include traveling and/or hiking, consider black-and-white or sepia photographs roadsides or nature scenes. Or, if you are an animal-lover, go with portraits in warm watercolors of your favorite furry critters, such as deer or horses, for a space that’s refreshed and easy – and completely yours.

Wall art for the kids room:

Play to your kids’ creative sides with some imaginative bedroom wall art! Whether it’s a painting of an elusive unicorn or an encouraging message in bold graphics, the perfect kids wall art will offer a splash of color and a whole lot of inspiration to any children’s bedroom. To keep a playful air, get inside the mind of your child when shopping for kids wall art – or, better yet, bring your child along for the ride! Allowing your child to choose her favorite piece can help build her self-esteem and sense of style – and is sure to keep a youthful energy in a bedroom she’ll love.

Wall art for the guest bedroom:

A few strategic wall art pieces can have the power to make any guest feel warm, relaxed and right at home. When styling your guest bedroom, consider matching the wall décor to the main interior – because a cohesive aesthetic can help overnight friends and family feel more at ease and less out of place. For example, if your living room or dining room wall décor features rural landscapes or animal imagery, keep the theme going in the guest bedroom; a farmhouse photo or desert sunset painting will create a unified aesthetic – and a homey appeal. On the other hand, if most rooms feature rural landscapes or animal imagery, wall art focusing on cityscapes or abstract patterns can create a stark shift in mood that sets apart – or even isolates – a guest bedroom from the rest of the home.