Where to hang a new picture?
Laura S
7 years ago
Hi all,
I recently purchased a new picture originally meant for my bedroom however now thinking it might add more colour to the living room.
The only thing is the back wall is huge! Not sure if it would look too small? The room is painted light grey/almost lilac with teal and mustard colours in the cushions.
I currently have a couple of fun pictures up now.
Thanks for any advice :)
I recently purchased a new picture originally meant for my bedroom however now thinking it might add more colour to the living room.
The only thing is the back wall is huge! Not sure if it would look too small? The room is painted light grey/almost lilac with teal and mustard colours in the cushions.
I currently have a couple of fun pictures up now.
Thanks for any advice :)
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