I have known Lilly for many years. She is wonderful person, and we've had a lot of fun together! About 3 1/2 years ago she let me borrow a dress for my brother's wedding. When I tried to give it back to her she insisted I keep it. So as a 'thank you' I made her a piece of art, which started her collection of Artwork by Natasha Bacca. Over time she has added more pieces to her collection with photo prints and preliminary sketches. She now has a beautiful display of 24 pieces throughout her home. See them all below.
bedroom display
Lilly got these pieces for her living room, but her daughter took them and hung them in her bedroom.
dining room display
5 pieces mixed with 2 other prints.
dining room display
living room display
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As an artist I get asked a lot of questions about artwork in different spaces: how it will look in a specific space; what pieces, colors, patterns, etc. will look best in a space or on a particular color wall; what size and / or orientation fits a space best; the feel of the artwork and / or space; and much more.
One of my favorite things to do for clients is digitally show them what artwork(s) will look like in their space. They send me a photo of their space (living room, kitchen, bedroom, etc.) and let me know which images they like, and I send them back photos like the ones below. These visual representations provide a lot. But what I frequently try to communicate to people is that there is no right or wrong answer about what artwork works best in a space. It is all very subjective, and the most important thing is that the person who lives with the artwork loves living with it (not what color is trending this year, the architectural style of your home, or other methodical methods of choosing artwork). Below I show examples of 10 different living spaces + 2 different pieces of Artwork by Natasha Bacca. The 10 different spaces vary in style, color, architecture, use, and feel, providing a good variety of living environments. The 2 different pieces of Artwork by Natasha Bacca illustrate different imagery (tree vs. flowers), colors (warm-color dominant vs. cool-color dominant), styles (single pieces vs. multi-panel piece), orientation (vertical vs. horizontal), and feel (more contemporary vs. more traditional). Other differences are illustrated as well, such as different framing options on the artworks. The below examples illustrate well that there is no right or wrong answer about what artwork works best in a space. Both artworks work well in all 10 spaces!
Same Space, Different Art
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Same Art, Different Space
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Which images / artwork / space above do you like best?
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If you have questions or comments I would love to hear them. Much love to you all! I just moved to Vancouver, British Columbia for 2 months. It has been a plan in progress for many months, and one of the ways we made this dream a reality was to rent out our house while we are away. In doing so we had to change aspects of our house - pack away many items, upgrade some things, etc. This included taking all of our personal items off of our refrigerator. These items had accumulated over years and included things such as personal notes and photos, mementos from travels, gifts from friends, artwork, etc. I didn't realize I paid much attention to how my refrigerator looks, but I cook a lot and do spend plenty of time looking at and in my refrigerator. I immediately missed all the fun and personal things that made our refrigerator uniquely ours. I didn't like the empty refrigerator look at all! It looked like a big blank canvas waiting to be filled with ideas, memories and inspirations. So I decided to add both my artwork as well as some of my favorite quotes to it. I loved the new colorful and inspirational look of the refrigerator, but we decided it might be a bit too much for some of our renters. So I simplified the look to just one larger piece with a quote and the smaller triptych. But for myself I loved more pieces, and I decided to take the same prints to add to our refrigerator in Canada. Vancouver, British Columbia Apartment Refrigerator |
Unsightly utility sink. | I extended the shelf from the washer & dryer to cover the utility sink & added hinges. Extra counter space + covering the utility sink is great, & the hinges allow easy access to the sink when needed. These low-light plants complete my goal of having plants in every room in the house. |
Artwork by Natasha Bacca left: 11" x 14" from this series upper right: 14" x 11" from these preliminary sketches bottom right: 11" x 14" from these preliminary sketches | Artwork by Natasha Bacca left: 7" x 5" from these preliminary sketches right: 7" x 5" from these preliminary sketches Artwork by Natasha Bacca upper left: 14" x 11" from these preliminary sketches upper right: 14" x 11" from these preliminary sketches bottom: 11" x 14" from these preliminary sketches |
Prints of all above artworks are available for purchase.
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Much love to you all!
♥ Natasha
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