Veranda, Touches of Europe, by Eleanor Cummings
When you think of room decor do you turn to God? To the legends of angels and all that it entails?
Veranda, Kay O'Toole
Have you noticed the number of homes where the focal point of a room is a religious piece of art? I personally find that these lovely old pieces have a calming effect while also being decorative. Incorporating spiritual objects bring a sense of warmth without having devout reasons.
Most people like myself collect for aesthetic, not religious, reasons. Pieces should be looked upon as art having dimension and texture.
Veranda, Kay O'Toole
Veranda, Eleanor Cummings
One well-placed item can help tie the d�cor together making it flow.
I am in love with this Italian headboard!
I am in love with this Italian headboard!
Veranda, James Michael Howard, aka Mrs. Howard
In this living room it�s the artwork that brings in the color of a mostly neutral setting.
From the same room as above
Home of Pamela Pierce, Veranda
Country French Magazine, Alabama designer Mary Finch
Designer Donna Temple Brown's Home
Maisons Cote Magazine
via Cote de Texas
Kate Stassi Design
Designer Mary Finch
Religious art pieces outside can even bring a focal point to a garden patio.
Even in my own home I use religious pieces to bring in warmth from the rich colors and depth. So how about you do you decorate with religious pieces?
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