The rule is that there really are no rules; it should just please you. Ashley Kruger, interior designer at MoreySmith, advises: ‘When choosing artwork to go in the bedroom, take inspiration from your own experiences. Pieces that remind you of traveling, your hobbies, or family and friends will help to create a happy and relaxing atmosphere.’
It’s always a good idea to think about how your artwork will complement the rest of your bedroom. For this reason, Kruger advises that ‘artwork shouldn’t be the last item selected in a room, as it has such an impact on a space and can complement or contrast your existing pieces.’ So, ideally, pick your wall art at the same time as designing your bedroom.