Freedom of composition and arrangementImages composed of several parts are constructed in a way to ensure that the final effect is a coherent and visually aesthetic unity. If you are one of those people who quickly get bored with an arrangement and need frequent changes, multipart images are right up your alley. The image is created by individual parts that are connected and respectively arranged, together forming an aesthetic and logical whole. Additionally, in the rush of creativity, you can place the individual elements at will. Let your imagination run wild! Be creative, you can change, move, replace – what’s important, it will continue to be in one tone. You can also use the multipart image as several completely separate and individual images that will work independently in a given space. You can split the images and hang each piece on a different wall in one room. However, you can also split them even further and hang in completely different places. The rule is, however, that the rooms should be kept in a similar concept. What’s more, when after some time, the composition becomes boring - you can swap the images and... voila! The new decor is ready.
Where will multipart images work best?Thanks to the huge selection of motifs, images composed of several parts can be matched and used for positive changes in the decor of many interiors. Splitting the image into several smaller elements adds to its lightness, which makes it ideal for small spaces. In the case of small places, one big image that would occupy a large part of the wall could create a feeling of overwhelming and become too heavy. On the other hand, for larger and more open spaces, multipart images work well because they catch the attention while complementing the empty walls and maintaining moderation and lightness. This makes the space warmer, yet modern and elegant. Images composed of several parts perfectly match the walls of uniform colour, such as white or light grey. They look best when they are on surfaces with a uniform texture. They will perform well in traditional salons, where beige, brown or grey dominate. The properly selected multipart image will revive the interior, giving a fresh appeal. Moreover, the multipart image will allow us to see a given motif from a different perspective – a traditional image of Savannah will look differently in the form of a one-piece image, and differently when presented on a multipart one.
