On the lookout for a radical improvement to your property? Contemplate graffiti. Its unconventional colour ensembles and pop-art vibes will spring up off your house’s walls. As graffiti’s popularity as an art form inside the house develops, people are hiring graffiti artists to make colorful murals inside their rooms and/or framing graffiti images to place around the home; some actually pick up the spray paint cans and make graffiti themselves.
No matter how the paintings take form in your house, graffiti evokes the feel of the road more than any other art form. If you are prepared to pierce your possessions with these edgy notes of urban life, have a peek at the following images for inspiration. Bonus: Your kids are going to love it.
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Designer Gioi Tran introduced the road to the media room by layering on graffiti artwork. A primary layer of graffiti was painted right on the warm gray wall in lighter colours. Framed graffiti was then put on top of it, improving both functions. A dominant shade, orange, was pulled from the graffiti and used on the bench and at the birch sculpture, connecting the wall to the remainder of the room.
This gorgeous dining room utilizes graffiti as a backdrop for a stylish modern style. Graffiti takes any room to another level with its vivid bold aesthetic.
Jill McGraw
Say it with graffiti. Words were spraypainted inside this room in order to add also to reflect the personality of those who live inside. Graffiti is a superb way to let your teenagers express their thoughts and feelings in their rooms.
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To get a more compact announcement, go for a framed graffiti piece and use it in conjunction with more subdued components, so as to not overwhelm the room. Here, colours were pulled out of the art and replicated in the throw pillow and other accessories.
Ethan Allen
Graffiti – $1,649
Graffiti comes in several color combinations, allowing you to fit it to your décor. Within this piece, yellow, white, blue and red dominate. Pluck a shade that you like from the art and use it in different things to make a cohesive room with urban flair.
NY.10. #03, by Jennifer Sanchez – $20
This piece is a mix of art and graphic design in a gorgeous group of colours. It’d look great in a white or black room, as either would make it possible for the pink and yellow to really pop.
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Tumi Vapor Limited Edition International Carry-On – $445
Stroll with graffiti on hand with this eye-catching Tumi carry-on featuring the work of graffiti artist John Matos.
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Keith Haring Chair – $155
Graffiti artist Keith Haring was renowned for his cartoonish creations that reflected the entire life in nyc during the 1980s. The staccato-like traces and pictogram characters in his artwork can now be used in the home thanks to pieces such as this one. This little chair, featuring a youngster’s simplified figure, is a terrific way to expose your kids to pop artwork.
This powerful graffiti-inspired painting features a bright yellow hue that pops above a deep azure color. Put a piece similar to this alone to make a focal point or combine it with components that enhance or frame its own shocking beauty.
Fred Flare
Graffiti Cocktail Shaker – $30
For a spin on the graffiti theme, opt for a graffiti cocktail shaker. It is a fun and creative way of introducing road art into your property.
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