Statement pieces can be used to create an element of delight! Here’s how.

Statement pieces add an element of surprise to the room, dazzle the viewer and are used for creating an impact. Stand out pieces are not simply used for beautification. They serve some very specific purposes too. For example, in a very minimal room, a statement piece could help keep the room from looking too boring. In a room where there are way too many elements, it could stand out to attract attention. You can add drama to your designs with a unique piece that is strikingly different from everything else in the room. Here’s the secret – place the statement piece tactfully and the entire room will shine!

Here are four different ideas on how to use a statement piece:

Make a statement with a piece of furniture
This is a classic way to make a statement. Using a furniture piece is the most common way to achieve this. Well, use an oversized piece of furniture and select bold colors. A wild pattern or an odd shaped furniture would be even better. Place this furniture prominently in the room. Make this the focal point.

Make a statement with a piece of artwork
With artwork you can experiment in a number of ways. Using oversized artwork is not the only solution. You can use a piece of art that has some striking colors (which aren’t used anywhere else in the room.) You can also choose a piece of artwork that has some attention grabbing text in it. Using lighting to highlight artwork is one of the more common tricks. Or, if the space allows it, place this artwork in an unusual place – apart from all the other accessories.

A collection
A collection of objects when presented effectively can make a good statement piece. Individual, unique pieces when put together can create a huge visual impact. Be careful with the display however and make sure that you use a contrasting background so that the collection stands out. You can hang them from a ceiling or make a neat arrangement on a wall.

A wall
Another great way to add statement to a room is by using patterned wall paper, or by using a painted pattern on the wall. This technique works especially well when you focus on one wall and leave the rest of the room plain. If possible, choose a wall that is easy to see when you open the door to a room.

Statement pieces usually depend on the size of the room, the style of the room and of course your preferences. Every room can be made to look unique and statement pieces are meant to hold the eyes of the viewer for just a little while longer before they move on to the other elements in a room!

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