Photos to Print Based on Your Interior Design Style

A cozy, well-decorated home blends your favorite design pieces with special, personal touches that tell a unique story. Printed photos, when picked with care, do just that—brightening a dull room and adding to your interior design magic. Picking out the right photos for your home can be tricky, especially if you want them to match your current decor accessories.

From bright minimalist interiors to over-the-top eccentric spaces, our glass prints can add a sense of uniqueness to any home. Below, we share what photos to print based on your interior design style.

Put a glass photo print over your headboard for a minimalist interior design style

Minimalist

Those with a minimalist interior design style appreciate the less-is-more approach—and your no-fuss, cleanly elegant rooms are no different. When it comes to choosing what photos to print, think simplicity, refinement, and a nod to sophistication along the way. Look for pieces with clean lines or bold shapes in a muted color palette that won’t overpower your space. For added drama, a statement glass photo over a headboard or on an otherwise blank wall works especially well to imbue your room with a sense of energy without going overboard.

We love the look of printed art that takes its inspiration from modern galleries, easily found on digital art marketplaces like Etsy or Society 6.

Print family photos on glass for the modern farmhouse interior design style

Modern Farmhouse

Marked by a sense of warmth, practicality, and a rustic approach to home decor, the modern farmhouse style takes its cue from the provincial, with a contemporary twist. Take advantage of the relaxed nature of this interior design style and print photos of family, pets, or sweet memories from travels, celebrations, and more. Gallery walls also work especially well; mix and match your favorite photos and combine them with sayings or other simple art to create a lived-in look.

When choosing photos, it’s best to look toward pictures that match well with your existing color palette to create a harmonious atmosphere in your space.

Eclectic

You’ve never been one to follow the rules, and your interior design style is no different. With a hodgepodge mix of bold color, texture, and finishings, your rooms are often high-energy and over the top with a free-spirited twist. Feel free to get creative with what photos you choose to print in your home. Both a modern art piece as well as family photos will be sure to turn heads when paired with your existing home decor. Experiment with mixing and matching finishes, such as reflective and matte, or mix color photos with black and white pictures for a modern twist.

Travel photo glass prints work well with the coastal interior design style

Coastal

Though most appropriate at a beachy bungalow or modern penthouse overlooking the water, an edited mix of coastal accessories is great for tying any room together. Marked by airy, bright elements combined with an array of blues, grays, and off-whites, a coastal interior design style provides an elegant, playful backdrop for printed photos. Travel memories work especially well in spaces like this, as do vintage travel posters and other retro-inspired designs. Contrast your existing decor with minimalist, line-forward art pieces. Also, embrace the theme with beachy, coastal-inspired art.

Dark colored room with Fracture glass prints

Industrial

Modern, urban, and just a touch moody, industrial interior design styles are marked by warehouse vibes and factory elements. They’re brought together by dark and gritty hues, raw woods, and unfinished metals. When it comes to printed photos, opt for black and white photos. Or you can allude to the steampunk inspired look of your space with modern art and machinery-inspired elements in neutral color palettes. Of course, you can still use small personal touches; combine small family photos with your usual decorations to create an unexpected inviting nook.

Looking for even more inspiration? Explore our Instagram page and see how the Fracture Community styles their favorite prints.

About The Author

Hilary Droke

Hilary Droke is the Sr. Social Media Coordinator at Fracture. She loves cinnamon candles, her red Doc Martens, and anything aesthetic. When she’s not curating our social media feeds, you can find her at a thrift shop or trying out a new vegan recipe.

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