Islamic art is renowned for its intricate geometric patterns, calligraphy, and floral motifs that have inspired artists and designers for centuries. In recent years, the trend of incorporating Islamic art into interior design has gained immense popularity. Islamic art pieces not only add a touch of spirituality and culture to your home, but they also create an ambiance of peace and serenity. In this blog post, we will share some tips on how to incorporate Islamic art into your interior design style using our beautiful pieces from Zane and Noora.
Choose the right piece for your space
When selecting an Islamic art piece for your home, it is essential to consider the space where you will be placing it. A vibrant Ramadan Kareem 2023 is a great addition to an entryway table or a console table, especially with Ramadan around the corner. This beautiful new piece for this year says Ramadan Kareem in a Mosque Silhouette, a popular shape in Islamic architecture. You can also consider the classic Ramadan Kareem, our very first version of Ramadan Kareem that is still popular and beautiful. For something new, try the Ramadan Mubarak, a new piece for 2023 that uses Kufi-style script and comes in three beautiful colors. If you prefer something in English, the clean and modern piece, Ramadan Kareem in English, is perfect with its beautiful hanging lanterns in the background.
Layer pieces to create visual interest
Layering various Islamic art pieces can create a unique and visually appealing look in your home. Mix and match different sizes, colors, and designs to create a stunning display. For example, you can place a Tall Allah piece next to a Solid Wood Desk Allah or Vibrant Desk Allah, which are similar but come in vibrant colors.
Consider different design aesthetics
Islamic art can complement a variety of interior design styles, from minimal to rustic. For a minimalist look, choose pieces with clean lines and simple designs like Solid Wood Allah Desk Ornament or Solid Wood Allah. If you prefer a more rustic look, choose pieces with natural wood finishes like No God But God, made of solid white oak with a clean two-tone design that says "La ilaha il Allah," which is Arabic for No God but God. You can also consider our Crescent Allah piece, which is a beautiful take on the word Allah using multiple crescents.
Place Islamic art next to plants and other decor accessories
Placing Islamic art next to plants or other decor accessories can create a beautiful and cohesive look in your home. Consider placing a Solid Wood Desk Allah on a shelf next to a potted plant or a Vibrant Crescent Allah on a console table with a tray or vase. This layering technique can add dimension and depth to your interior design.
Use Islamic art as a focal point
An Islamic art piece can also serve as a beautiful focal point in a room. Consider placing a Solid Wood Allah in a small empty space on your wall or No God but God in an entryway or hallway. This will draw the eye and create a beautiful focal point for your guests to admire.
In conclusion, incorporating Islamic art into your interior design style can add a unique and culturally rich touch to your home. At Zane and Noora, we offer a range of beautiful and timeless pieces that you can use to create a stunning display in your home. All of our products are made from quality materials including solid wood from sustainably managed forests. Explore our collections of Ramadan decorations and all Islamic art pieces, and find the perfect piece to suit your style and space.