Traditional looking tapestries that
are floral or have a landscape can seem “heavy” when they hang in the same
location all the time. After all, the entire point of a tapestry originally was
to be just that, heavy and absorb sound and moisture. To avoid having this type
of situation happen to you, change a tapestry out each season. You can select
four tapestries with the floral patterns or landscapes that you enjoy, but
change the colors to suit your color scheme and “feel” of the room. So for
example, in the winter, you may like to have darker colors than in the spring
or summer.
Another idea is to keep
traditionally themed tapestries but intersperse them with more modern or
abstract wall tapestries. Doing this will change the vibe of the room, the
colors and the overall energy. You may decide to rotate the tapestries based on
natural flows, like the seasons, or for events and holidays. It is amazing how
changing the largest decorative piece in a room can keep it feeling fresh and
new. It is easy and not too expensive, and you can change the look easily.
If neither of these is possible given your decorative
situation, then consider moving the tapestry to another area in the room. This
will change the way the eye tracks colors and themes in the room as well as
offer a “newish” look. The environment of your living space is a living space. This means that it needs change and upgrading
once in a while so the room does not begin to “sag” emotionally. Look at the
empty spaces you have available and think about how your room would be
different with a tapestry hanging there. These are easy changes that are fun
and best of all, not permanent.
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