Choosing artwork for your home is a subjective matter, and personal preferences can vary.
However, there are certain factors that can contribute to paintings and pictures appearing less appealing as house decorations.
Here are some common characteristics that may make artwork look "bad" as house decorations.
Paintings or pictures that are poorly executed, with visible flaws, uneven brushwork, or lack of detail, can give a sense of amateurism and detract from the overall aesthetic of your home.
Artwork with explicit or offensive content, or subject matter that doesn't align with the ambiance and style of the space, can create a sense of discomfort or unease.
Artwork that is poorly framed, with mismatched or cheap-looking frames, or inadequate mounting, can detract from the overall appearance and give a sense of lack of care or attention to detail.
Artwork that lacks originality or uniqueness, such as mass-produced prints or generic images commonly found in chain stores, can make the space feel generic and devoid of character.