Art & Design for a Heart-Healing Home

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It's difficult sometimes, to envision how a painting will feel in your space. Here are three examples of how I would design a room with art.

Anchoring a Great Room with Vertical Scale

When I design art for a space, I want you to feel expansive yet rooted in the architecture and surrounding nature of your home. In the example above, a tall vertical wall and staircase feels anchored by the horizon line of the art and horizontal credenza below it. Billowy clouds mirror the expansiveness of the contemporary architecture, creating a portal for the heart to soar.

Softening a Contemporary Bedroom with Color Solution

 

You could soften a contemporary bedroom with Dahlia Dancing, opening earthy neutral undertones of the room with greens. This will help balance earth and sky colors, to mirror natural harmonies in the body.

Filling a Breakfast Nook with Warmth

 

Solstice Sunrise fills this breakfast nook with warmth and uplifting energy. Tactile brush strokes, oil paint stick, and pencil lines focus up-close conversation with the painting.

You can imagine entering this space from across the room, the scale of the window make this a statement piece drawing you into the aura of entire space, before cozying up for a talk.

 

If you'd like ideas for your space, schedule an art curation consult here, or email me a pic of your wall/space with a note! > dorothyfagan@gmail.com 

 

I look forward to helping you create a color rich, life-affirming space.

FAQ

How do I choose art that feels calming for a bedroom?


Look for a color solution — earth and sky tones balanced together, rather than a single dominant color — to mirror natural harmony in the body and soften a contemporary room.

 

What makes art feel "heart-healing" in a space?


Heart-healing art is chosen for how it relates to the architecture and light of a room, not just its palette — the goal is a piece that feels expansive yet rooted, drawing the eye and the heart into the space.

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