Get creative with Wall Art

In many households, the kitchen is the heart of the home. We all love to spend time here, whether we?re cooking, chatting to our family or sharing a coffee with friends. Either way, in many kitchens it's those friendly, warm colours that prevail. Therefore, you should make sure that your new wall picture reflects a variety of colours that match the wall colour and the lights in the kitchen space. One great idea would be to arrange a variety of wall prints on the subject of food and drink - whether it's cutlery, fresh and exotic fruit, lush vegetables and herbs or a quick saying like "Eat, drink and be merry". The size of your wall photo depends on the available wall space: Above the dining room table, you can hang up a large photo, in the kitchen for the sake of space it's usually better to opt for a slightly smaller size. Read more about our creative ideas for your kitchen here.

In order to add some vibrant vibes to your bedroom, you can arrange an erotic photo shoot and hang the shots in your private retreat - here they can only be seen by very special people.

In most households, bathrooms are rather small and manageable, and so contain very little free space on the walls, as this is usually for shelves and mirrors. This is why photo prints in smaller sizes are far more suitable for this space. Acrylic Glass is a perfect material for this purpose, since it is suitable for damp rooms as well. If you choose a clamping system or a screw system, as a wall bracket, you get a 1 cm large gap between the print and the wall so that there's enough space for the air to flow. Therefore, no moisture accumulates on the spot your wall print is hanging. Typical photos in bathroom are, for example, relaxing spa images with candles and flowers, maritime images with lighthouses, sandy beaches and mussels or a short seaside saying.

Go for larger wall prints for your living room - finally, this room usually has a large wall surface, where your Canvas or a Gallery Print can take up its prime position. Make sure to select colourful and bright photos. The image could be whatever you like personally, whether it's a family snapshot, architectural photograph to turn a common photo to a unique masterpiece of modern abstract art!

Hallways generally offer up a lot of wall space to work with, but there isn't much distance between the viewer and the picture itself. A large wall painting is therefore not a good idea, because the viewer is too close to the photo. A nice idea is to opt for a "gallery". This can be achieved, for example, by hanging several thematically related photo prints of the same size at the same intervals, side by side. Try the new Pixum Squares for a revolutionary easy wall mounting - no drilling just after you have received the parcel. Rearrange the prints any time you feel like and add further prints with absolutely no extra efforts. And again, no drilling is required!

Choose the most colourful images with high contrasts so that they can be seen even when there is a lack of daylight.