The Significance of Portraits in Home Décor

The Significance of Portraits in Home Décor

How Handmade Portraits Optimize The Quality of Our Life?

How we design the interiors of our house, often reflects how we live our life. We can tell a lot about a person just by looking at the aspects of home decor they have created.

Handmade portraits in your home decor majorly decide the mood for that room and creates a focal point for people who visit your place.

There is a breezing idea that is spreading across the market like a forest fire, which is easy and hassle-free and the idea is that of a handmade portrait from a desired photograph.

Handmade portraits from photos serve as great conversation starters and say a lot about who you are as an individual. Not only that, a range of attractive portraits at your household also gives people a reason to visit again.

You might not know but handmade portraits have the ability to comfort you during your bad days, you can ask how?

Imagine you had a bad day at work, you come back to your home and your mood doesn’t feel right. You brew some coffee, sit on your couch and savor the coffee sip by sip.

Having portraits all around you which can be of your personal interests or maybe of your family – would set the mood right and make the atmosphere comforting and relaxing, just the blend of right ingredients to soothe you after a bad day at work.

What Can You Get a Portrait Of?

Handmade portrait from photo is the best way to freeze time, permanently, isn’t it?

A handmade painting can be of many types, it is up to you what you choose to optimize the overall look of your home decor.

 

Family Portraits

Family Portraits

Family portraits are amazing way to brighten up your living room.

Wouldn’t it be uplifting to witness a portrait of your family at the living room and the way it would remind you of the journey from being a 5 year old to now?

Portraits are the simplest elements that makes you think, and a portrait of your family would be a source that breeds hundreds of comforting thoughts and emotions.

Couple Portraits

Couple Portraits
We must agree that we forget to invest into our emotions being engrossed in the chaos of life.

And in such a world it would be amazing to put up a handmade portrait of your marriage day in the bedroom. Where you are in the magnificent bridal gown with your significant other in a smart tuxedo and both of you are smiling the way you never did before.

Wouldn’t it be great to rekindle the light of togetherness, over all those years through all the thick and thins and as an anamnesis of the fact that how love always endured.

 

Pet Portraits

Pet Portraits

A lot of people around the world have had pets, and have gone through the heart-wrenching period where they lost them.

The best thing one can do is put up a handmade pet portrait out of one of their photographs and preserving them as a golden memory in the form of a painting.

Pet portraits are for those pets who were always there for us no matter what, but just couldn’t live with us for as long as we did.

Keeping a miniature portrait of your pet at your office table also enhances your productivity, as they work as a great stress busters while you’re facing the weekday blues.

 

Personal Portraits

Personal Portraits

Personal portraits can be anything from a portrait of yourself to a portrait that is connected to your self-interests.

Self-interests can be anything from supercars to wildlife to nature and etcetera.

Every portrait can hold a story behind it, which can serve as a great conversation starter when you have guests or you arrange a small get-together with your friends.

 

Link to Jyoti’s original article here.

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