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    Picture frames and decoration to put down

    The art of "putting" is a valuable skill that is central to both interior design and personal interior decoration. The selection and positioning of objects, such as picture frames and decorations, can have a significant impact on the atmosphere and overall look of a room.

    Picture frames for standing

    Let's start with picture frames for display, which often serve as a showcase for our fondest memories. Whether it's a family photo, a painted portrait or a simple landscape painting, what is presented in a frame becomes a focal point in the room. It's a personal touch that tells a story or captures a moment. The right frame, carefully chosen to complement the image while harmonising with the surroundings, can transform a simple picture into a work of art.

    Picture frames designed for standing are particularly versatile as they can be placed not only on walls but also on tables, shelves and chests of drawers. They create a visual attraction that draws the eye while adding a personal touch. In addition, they make it possible to change the aesthetics of a room without the need for permanent alterations. Simply changing the frame or replacing a photo can often be enough to give a room a new look.

    Decoration to put up

    The same applies to decorations to put on your table. They range from sculptures and figurines to candles, vases, books and souvenirs. These objects are not only visually appealing, but they can also have a deeper meaning. They can serve as an expression of personality, reflect a particular passion or commemorate a special time or place.

    The ability to use such decorations effectively for display can make a room feel alive and inviting. They can accentuate, draw the eye and help define different areas of a room. Well-chosen and placed decoration can help create a sense of harmony and balance.

    However, it is important not to overdo it. Too many picture frames or decorations can make a room feel cluttered and distract from its intended purpose. Instead, the goal should be to create a balance between emptiness and fullness, between what is shown and what is restrained.