Bringing liveliness into a home, with its colorful tones, comic strips, celebrities and social criticism. Reminiscing the 50’s and 60’s, this trend is certainly one that won’t go out of style. We always love to find interior designs with a touch of pop art. We’ll show you just how easy it is!Ĭharlotte Armchair & Bertoia Round Dining Table This art movement has inspired people all over the world, especially great interior designers, and that’s why including this art movement in your home decor could not be a more special way to pay homage to the mid-century era. The result was an art movement full of colors, iconic expressions and a little bit of irony added to the mix. Advertising was on the rise at the time, and it only made sense that it was represented in a form of art, trying to keep up with the changes that were happening in the post-war world. The big idea was to incorporate the images people were becoming used to see in pop culture, as well as advertising. These artists will forever be known as setting the tone for the pop art movement around the world. Pop Art came in a time after Abstract Expressionism had been a big hit, and it came to reintroduce identifiable imagery with references from mass media and pop culture into people’s lives, where they used to see big abstract interpretations of life and its deep meaning. It all started with four New York artists, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist, and Claes Oldenburg. Home decor is all about creativity, color, uniqueness and a closer relationship with natural materials and exciting furniture pieces. Art is taking common every day life objects and pop culture references into true masterpieces that live on forever. It’s the mid-century era and color is all around. Loren Armchair, Vinicius Side Table & Audrey Rug SEE ALSO: Andy Warhol: The Pioneer Of Pop Art And An Inspiration To All Let’s take a journey to the mid-century era to discover more about Pop art inspiration and how to use it in home decor to bring out the soul and spirit of the style.
Today, it’s nothing short of an iconic art movement who will forever be remembered. What better to add to a home than personality, soul and color? Pop artbrings us an emblematic but subtle expression of social criticism along with a stylish and colorful artistic vibe that it just fits right in any home decor. The art movement that first began in the UK back in the 50s, quickly made its way across the world to spark the interest of artistic minds such as Andy Warhol, who came to be a pioneer in this art, as well as other incredible artists. This is the Pop art inspiration we live for! Get inspired with us!
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