Wall Art

What color/type art looks great on a red colored wall?

The walls in my Dining Room are a bright maroon. I am looking for affordable wall art large enough to look good on one wall. It could a framed art or the abstract metal art but I can’t figure out what color schemes will look good on a red wall? Any ideas??

if your room is traditional, go with jeweled tones (golds,bronzes, sage greens) and antique gold frame matted in something light. If your room is modern, try abstracts in brighter colors. One of my favorites is to purchase a set of antique plates – either all white (like cut out lace designs) or even red on white and hang them (like 6 or 9 ) on the wall. (black design on white background would be great too) For art – Go to this site – www.newera.com you’ll get some ideas and find affordable art

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