Aug 29, 2023
BIG Wall Décor, an online retailer of massive wall art, is highlighting up-and-coming artists in a collection with realtors in mind. The company's revolutionary frames open so customers can swap out fabric prints, making them ideal for those who need flexibility.

Spring Lake, United States - August 29, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Art creates subconscious emotional attraction to moments, spaces, and places. And good realtors know that different spaces require varied vibes to set the right mood. To meet the growing demand for unique framed artwork, BIG Wall Décor has announced a new collection of head-turning wall art from emerging artists.
Interested parties can learn more at https://bigwalldecor.com/meet-the-artists
For this latest collection, the oversized art retailer collaborates with more than 65 artists, including photographers, painters, digital creators, and other media designers from around the globe. The site’s vast catalog includes more than 1,200 unique pieces, making it an excellent one-stop resource for busy realtors. Works offered range from realistic landscapes to surrealist portraits and everything in between.
While the motivation to buy a home is often practical, choosing a house is usually a very emotional decision, according to studies from The Mortgage Reports. Clients may select a specific neighborhood because of schools, or proximity to a job. But they often pick a certain house based on how it makes them feel, or by picturing their future goals, hopes, and dreams taking shape in those four walls.
Cookie-cutter art that could just as easily grace a dentist’s waiting room rarely evokes an emotional response. But unique, intentional art from emerging artists can help spark feelings and conversations that put clients in their dream homes and put a commission in their realtor’s pocket. Likewise, the artist also gets remuneration each time one of their prints is purchased.
For thought-provoking, surreal looks, BIG Wall Décor offers prints from Barcelona-based Fran Rodriguez. Realtors can also consider the work of West Coast nature photographer Jared Q. Gunderson, who delivers misty, ethereal forest and mountain images. Nick Ford offers an eclectic mix of the outdoors and the everyday from fresh angles, while works by Jess Loiterton infuse walls with bright, beachy splashes.
The largest online oversized art retailer, BIG Wall Décor offers unique framing and print options that give realtors much-needed flexibility. A number of the store’s frames open to accommodate new prints when it’s time for a change. Their high-definition images are printed on luxury fabric that resists tearing and fading, and the fabric used offers a budget-friendly, lightweight alternative to canvas that’s easier to handle and hang.
To see collections from the artists, or shop other curated, themed selections, visit https://bigwalldecor.com
Contact Info:
Name: Brittaney Finnestad
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Organization: BIG Wall Décor
Address: 540 Oak Street, Spring Lake, MI 49456, United States
Phone: +1-888-441-1246
Website: https://bigwalldecor.com/
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Release ID: 89106173
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