Uttermost is a furniture provider who collaborates with premium home furnishings retailers and designers. Their products boast original designs crafted using quality materials, craftsmanship, and materials. Their business model has remained simple for over four decades – offer great products at fair prices.
Bob and Belle Cooper established their company in 1975, remaining family owned and managed to this day. Since then, hundreds have been employed within their operations department at locations such as Rocky Mount Virginia and Moreno Valley California as well as Asia.
Wall art
Wall art can add an eye-catching feature to any room, whether as an accent piece that frames a doorway or as part of a full gallery of prints, etchings and paintings hung framed across multiple walls. Before hanging any art piece on a wall it’s important that all surfaces are clean and dry – take note of its weight; larger pieces may require sawtooth brackets or eyehooks while smaller canvases and picture frames may do just fine using traditional nails alone – then design an eye-catching arrangement!
Overscaled objects
Oversized objects add dramatic impact to any room. Even as technology gets smaller and more portable, sometimes bigger is indeed better. From derby hats to wool seating, uttermost offers a selection of large accessories that will add character and elevate any decor scheme.
Many are wary to hang too much wall art at once for fear it will overwhelm their senses, but using carefully chosen pieces and sizes it can create stunning effects. Aim for one large-framed artwork as the centerpiece before filling out with smaller paintings and wall decor pieces for balance and impact.
Mirrors and framed art usually come equipped with their own mounting hardware; however, large pieces may require an additional J-hook for hanging. When installing these items, be sure to use a level to check that everything is straight before marking your wall with marks or tape.
Trendy geometric shapes
Geometric shapes are a trendy modern trend that adds an eye-catching twist to your designs. Use them for photo frames, backgrounds and even cropping images in dynamic ways. Experiment with various geometric pattern elements and see what effects they produce when placed close together or interlocked.
Circles, hexagons and triangles have long been used by designers as an eye-catching way of adding bold style into any space. From Helen Green Design’s pleated pinwheel cushion to Martyn Lawrence’s lozenge-shaped forms on walls and floor in his dressing room; circular geometry works wonderfully in modern spaces to highlight clean lines with basic color palettes.
Honeycomb designs are another classic geometric patterned option, and this timeless honeycomb pattern adds subtle yet eye-catching touches to any space. Try creating simple black-and-white honeycomb designs or go bold with something like Foreign Policy’s yellow gradient honeycomb pattern for maximum effect.
Geometric patterns can add visual interest and dimension to any traditional or period space; just be mindful of balancing out hard, crisp edges with more delicate, organic forms that have soft curves.
For an eye-catching effect, experiment with how geometric shapes can create an optical illusion. Create skull-like figures on your wall or imitate light passing through glass balls when creating home decor pieces with geometric forms.
Geometric shapes and photography can seem risky at first, but their combination can produce truly rewarding results. Think of it like this: strong shapes + strong photographs = strong designs. Geometric shapes such as circles, squares and triangles work beautifully when used alongside any style of photography to add modern and sophisticated flare. By placing one or two of them strategically on top of an element in your design you’ll add depth and dimension.