Word art is a form of expression that can transform a room into a more personal and meaningful space.
Top designers share how to keep it fresh and modern.
Ahead, top designers share how to tastefully work word art into your home.
Credit:Courtesy of Head West / Designer Marie Cloud
In the early 2000s, the rise ofDIY home decormade word art mainstream.
Then word art became even more prominent with the rise offarmhouse-style decor.
Moderation is key, says Tiffany Matthews, founder and lead designer ofMotif Homes.
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Agrees Lina Galvao, co-founder ofCurated Nest Interiors, Make it a single moment or twono more than that.
Instead, opt for something that has meaning or moves you, says Glazer.
To me, that’s where word art can truly shine.
Focus on the Font
Simple fonts can create a more sophisticated look.
My personal inclination is towards script.
I gravitate towards works bySandy Welch,Kate Roebuck, andMeta Wraber, she says.
Mixing different materials like metal and wood can also add texture.
Cloud likes to bury word art in cozyreading nooksor ingallery walls, where it feels like a thoughtful addition.
Here are a few alternative ways to send or display a message.
