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Graffiti Home Decor: Give the Colour Some Quiet

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Short answer: Graffiti home decor looks best as one bold piece against a calm background: a plain wall, a wooden sideboard or a white shelf. Pick up one colour from the artwork elsewhere in the room, a cushion or a print, and keep everything near it simple. A personalised graffiti planter or ashtray makes it yours.

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Stepped graffiti planter on a calm neutral sideboard

What background suits graffiti decor?

Something quiet: white, grey, black, plain wood or concrete. Next to busy pattern, the artwork gets lost.

How do you tie it into the room?

Choose one colour from the artwork and repeat it once or twice nearby. Leave the rest of the colours to the piece itself.

Black Sable head planter on an indoor wooden console

Which graffiti pieces do we make?

Each is cast stone with artwork painted by hand to your wording and colours.

Mirror-tiled planter with foliage on a dry indoor sideboard

Choosing one? Read how to choose and brief a graffiti plant pot.

Questions

How do you style graffiti decor at home?

One bold piece against a calm background, with one of its colours repeated nearby.

Can graffiti decor be personalised?

Yes. Ours carry your wording, colours and theme.

Where does a graffiti planter go?

On a desk, shelf or sideboard indoors; two of ours can also sit in a sheltered spot outside.

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