In recent years, the use of plates as art has been gaining attention in the world of interior design. By using plates not only as tableware but also as wall decorations or display items, they can add a unique charm to a space.
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The appeal and characteristics of plate art
How to choose and coordinate plate art
Practical decoration and display techniques
How to maintain your plate art
Summary: Plate art adds color to your life
The appeal and characteristics of plate art
The greatest appeal of using plates as art is their versatility and richness of expression. By freely combining the delicate beauty of traditional Japanese tableware, the innovativeness of modern design plates, and the historical charm of antique Western tableware, you can weave a unique story in your space.
Plate art also has the following attractive features:
Three-dimensional visual effect : Adds depth and movement to flat walls, breathing life into the entire space
Easily changeable to suit the season or your taste : Easily refresh the look of your space to suit your mood or the changing seasons.
Affordable collectibles : From antiques to contemporary works, there's a wide range of options to suit any budget.
Practical and decorative : Not only is it beautiful as an interior decoration, it also has practical value as tableware.
How to choose and coordinate plate art
When starting your plate art, first consider the following points:
Colors and patterns
Choose the color and pattern of your plates to match the overall color scheme and style of the room. Blue and white dyed tableware blends well with a monochromatic interior, while modern designer tableware in a variety of colors stands out in a colorful space.
Size and Shape
By combining plates of various sizes, you can create a more three-dimensional and attractive wall composition. By incorporating not only round plates but also square plates and irregularly shaped plates, you can create a more dynamic expression.
Practical decoration and display techniques
We will introduce techniques for beautifully displaying plate art. We will explain in detail everything from easy methods for beginners to arrangements for advanced users.
Wall display
Try displaying plates on the wall using a dedicated plate hanger or plate stand. First, place your favorite large plate in the center, then arrange smaller plates around it. When doing this, spacing the plates evenly will give a more sophisticated impression. You can create a unique space by combining Japanese-style plates with Western-style plates, or mixing antiques and modern items.
Display on shelves and counters
The key to shelves and counters is to create a three-dimensional arrangement with depth. Placing smaller plates in the front and larger plates in the back will create variation in the eye's direction. Also, varying the height of the plate stands will create a rhythmic space. By gradually changing the direction and angle of the plates, you can create a more dynamic and attractive display.
How to maintain your plate art
Proper maintenance is essential to enjoying your plate art for a long time. By paying attention to the following points, you can maintain the value of your collection and enjoy it for a longer period of time.
Regular dusting and cleaning: Gently dust using a soft cloth and carefully clean with a mild detergent if necessary. Pay particular attention to the fine details, as uneven decorative parts tend to collect dust.
- Display out of direct sunlight Direct sunlight can cause plates to fade and deteriorate. It is important to use curtains or blinds to adjust the amount of light in the display area. Antique and blue-and-white plates are particularly susceptible to the effects of ultraviolet rays, so care must be taken.
Use appropriate fixtures and inspect them regularly. Use dedicated plate hangers and plate stands, and select fixtures that are appropriate for the size and weight of your plates. Also, regularly check the fixtures for looseness and the condition of your plates, adjusting or replacing them as necessary.
- Rearrange your plates to suit the season or your mood By rearranging your plates with the seasons, you can bring a fresh feel to your space. You can also add new plates or try different combinations to keep your display from getting boring.
summary
Plate art brings new charm and possibilities to our lives. Not only can it be used as a simple interior decoration, but also as practical tableware, its multifaceted appeal perfectly harmonizes with modern lifestyles.
By enjoying discovering your favorite plates and gradually expanding your collection, you will be able to create a unique space that is just yours. Why not add a special touch to your everyday life through plate art?
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Author: Shiori
FROM ARTIST management staff. They write feature articles and columns, and provide operational support from an artist's perspective.
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CEO of BUSCA LLC. Head of FROM ARTIST. Started his career as a marketer, he worked for a business company and an advertising agency before going independent. He completed marketing-related programs at several graduate schools and business schools, including the University of California, Berkeley and London Business School. He also completed the MBA core curriculum at Macquarie University and studied the importance of art in education at the University of British Columbia.
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