The Latest Consumer Buying Trends In Wall Art

May 5, 2009 - PRLog -- Phoenix AZ - The era of careless excess may well be over for America. The country is moving towards mindful living.  Consumers are making conscious choices about the food they eat, the clothes they wear, the cars they drive, and the environment they create.

Meaning and Relevance are the keywords of the day.  The burning question most people are asking themselves is:  “Is this really me?” Suddenly, much of what we had surrounded ourselves with seems excessive and irrelevant. Gone are the days of mishmash clutter and made-in-China tchatchkes.  Art is no longer pretty things to fill up empty spaces.  Art is now valued for its power to motivate, nurture and promote optimism during these challenging times.

Diana Kempton, Interior Design Director and co-owner of EyeDance Gallery, believes resonance is what it is all about.  “We find clients are buying less, but getting particular,” she says, “ They are looking for thoughtfully designed pieces they can personally connect with art that reflects who they are or who they aspire to be. Custom size and color options for art are increasingly in demand as well.” The upside of this new trend is that redecorating now mostly boils down to de-cluttering and making more conscious choices about home décor.

In keeping with the new minimal style, a few carefully designed pieces of wall art can tie together existing décor to create a fresh look.

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About EyeDance Gallery
EyeDance Gallery is an online gallery that creates exclusive, contemporary wall art for a discerning audience. The EyeDance collection showcases unique art that motivates and inspires during these challenging times. The style is casual-contemporary— decidedly young and urban. In an effort to contribute to regrowing our economy, EyeDance wall art is proudly manufactured in the United States.