2026 Trending... One Bold Piece of Art to Set the Tone of the Room
You want something big, bold and sassy! A piece full of personality and gravity yet one that integrates peacefully in any setting. You also need a bit of a back story as to where the piece came from and what it represents we think!
The art of storytelling through bold, colourful art is our favourite trend! It's our thing. It's what we love here at Ada and Bo.
If you're thinking about how to create light airy rooms whilst injecting colour, energy and interest.... then look no further! We got you....
Take our Paris Moon for example. This sits perfectly against a neutral backdrop. Light wall colours magnetise the light and bounce it through the house. Sometimes though, white can feel a bit cold and stark. So we designed a whole range 'Cobalt Noire' with this in mind. It doesn't intrude, it just settles into the mood.
Our pieces work to create impact and drama through size, colour and contrast. They work like a piece of furniture. They become part of the family. A real centrepiece and focal part of the room. A proper conversation starter!
The colours used create movement, energy and flow.
Our 'Paris Moon: The Quiet Turning Point' is a really deep piece reflecting the idea that it's only once the chaos calms and the night lands can you really hear your own voice. The voice that you numb, ignore or distract from. A really beautiful addition to any home.
Why the single statement artwork is winning in 2026
The homes we are gravitating towards in 2026 are edited, intentional and calm. They reflect the desire for an escape from the chaos of everyday life. The things is, calm needs an anchor and something which creates energy. Sometimes with a 'calm girl' aesthetic' the palette can feel a bit boring. So you need something that holds the eye and pulls the room together. Also, let's be honest for a second. We all want something to give us a lift and make us feel something!
Large format art creates an architectural impact in a room working with the bones of the design rather than a piece thats added to fit the rest of the palette.
In a white space, which honestly can feel a little stark and unfinished, an intentional piece of art is transformational.
How light creates the drama
This is the piece of the puzzle we most underestimate. Light moves through the room. It creates the mood, the intention and the internal state for most people.
We love layered lighting to create a combination of ambient, accent and functional. Those in addition to the natural beauty of light of course. I mean who doesn't love the sun flooding into the room, the perfect mood lifter!
Use your lighting to create another layer to your room.
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