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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Design home interior photo picture

A great way to decorate your home I thought is with lots and much pictures. However, too many people pay little attention to the custom picture frames surrounding the picture and the meaning behind it gets lost. I'm sorry but picture frames are more than a tool to hang a photo from a wall. Think of picture framing kits as that "finishing touch" which can add the dramatic flare you desire to the pictures they enclose. Unfortunately, not too many of us know how properly to dress up our pictures and our walls. I constantly see custom picture frames used improperly. They are either hung in the incorrect manner, don't match the photo or worse yet, don't go with the room they are in. I'm here to help.

If your room has light colored walls and flooring, you are better off choosing contrasting colored wood photo frames to accentuate the colors of the furniture. The opposite holds true for dark colored walls and flooring. Choosing a softer, colored picture frames allows those colors to come out even more. Instead of looking at your walls and only seeing an open space, look at the complete picture of what you want to create from wall to floor. This is a, much easier way to get a better sense of others will see as they walk into your home.

Try adding a new dimension to your wall with staggering the heights of different custom picture frames. Your picture frame kits don't need to be hung at the same exact height. I love the staggering look of hanging frames. The varying positions of the wood photo frames are a great eye catcher and an interesting design for someone to see. It's easy to do too while you have the correct picture framing supplies and a pre cut mat board. Try positioning them in a "snake" across the wall or maybe a zigzag positioning of the pictures. If there are furniture in the corners of your room, try setting the picture frames up in a way which focuses the eyes on them. This could highlight something or points the eye away towards another part of the room.