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Perfect Framed Art Pictures for a Girl's Themed Room

There's nothing more rewarding than creating a dream room for your beloved child. For a child, the bedroom is a world of play and imagination, a place to spread out on the floor and engage in a favorite activity or curl up with a good book. Little girls are attracted to a variety of styles, from frills and glitter to sophisticated elegance, so you want to design a custom room that fits her personality and style. As with any decorating project, you can really bring home the look you're trying to achieve by incorporating framed art pictures into the decor. Here are some great ideas for finding the perfect framed art picture for a girl's themed room.

 

Framed Art Pictures for a Girly Room

If you have a little girl who just cannot get enough of fairies, princesses, and the color pink, then you'll want to create a look for her that caters to her girly side. Stylistically, this can go many ways, but it's primarily distinguished by bright colors and more decorative decor items/themes, such as bold curlicues or vibrant flowers. White furnishings are often used to break up the bold color palette and can also lend a sense of airiness to the space. Your choice of fine art prints here will depend on the overall design of the room. For a fairy princess theme, a series of prints like Emma Thomson's Felicity Wishes can serve to add a magical touch to the room design. For a bolder look, go for something like Jennifer Brinley's Flower Power series, featuring bright vividly colored flowers set against simple geometric designs.

 

Art Prints for a Look of Elegance

Of course, a girly decor doesn't necessarily mean a predominantly bright pink look. Many girls prefer a more elegant approach to decorating, incorporating more muted shades and colors, lots of lace, and satiny fabrics. In this case, you'll want to pick something more whimsical to hang on the walls, an art print that will contribute to the elegant, sophisticated look. Look for a print like Vronique Didier-Laurent's Chaussures Roses, something slightly understated but which conveys a decidedly feminine decor approach all the same.

 

Using Art to Create a Vintage Look

If you've got a girl who favors a more simplistic style, then consider a vintage approach to decorating her room. With this decor style, colors are typically muted, but other than that, practically any shade will work. For this look, you want to focus on more old-fashioned elements, such as an iron bed, antique furnishings, a bed quilt, and a mix of toiles, stripes, and floral prints. Floral wallpaper works well with this look, or you may choose to go with single-toned walls accented by delicate stencils around the ceiling.

For a vintage girl's room, you can look outside the realm of children's art and choose to go with a classic framed art picture instead. For instance, Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose by John Singer Sargent featuring two Victorian era children playing with lanterns at twilight in the garden hearkens back to simpler times. Certain Monet paintings and other Impressionist images may work here as well, but you need to be sure that they complement the more simplistic theme. Another great approach for a vintage girl's room is to incorporate a fairy-tale twist into the decor, using simple framed art pictures like Little Miss Muffett by Maud Humphrey.

By decorating a girl's room with framed art pictures, you can create a unique style that will endure for years to come. Be sure to check out all the children's art prints available at FramedArtPicture.com.

About the Author

Elizabeth Fenworth writes about issues involving decor and design as well about fine art and photography for Framed Art Pictures. Framed Art Pictures is proud to offer a selection of over 200,000 art prints and posters along with the option to custom frame and canvas your art prints. You'll receive fast shipping on all orders and most items are 1/2 off traditional retail prices. Explore the possibilities of decorating with elegant art prints today at Framed Art Pictures.

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They sell these picture holders from 3M
you place them where you want and when you want to move your picture they have a tab at the bottom you just pull..
No wall damage whatsoever!

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