Using pictures/artwork
Hi there,
We've been in our 'new' house for over a year now and having made do for a while, I want to start putting some finishing touches together.
The long wall in the living room is in 3 parts as shown in the attached photo. We have a mirror in the middle section, but on either side are just 2 wallpaper samples which I put in some glass frames that I had lying around as a temporary measure. I'd like to replace these, but in this situation should I be using two identical pieces of artwork to retain the symmetry? Or would two different ones work?
Also; on the other wall, I have a huge area of white space. Any thoughts on utilising this?
Any thoughts, advice, and ideas much appreciated!
Thanks,
M
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m_konig
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