An interior in pop art style has great appeal. Who could resist expressive color accents and furniture classics from the 1960s? This unique living style gives every room character.
A brief history of the pop art lifestyle
Pop art is an art form that dates back to the 1950s. The word “pop” is short for popular, meaning art for the people or art for the masses. This form of modern art developed in the United States and the United Kingdom. Inspired by advertising campaigns, billboards and television, artists such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Richard Hamilton turned everyday imagery into exciting new art.
Principles of pop art decoration 
Interiors in pop art style are often characterized by bright colors and colorful images. Wall colors can range from yellow and pink-red to blue and vivid green; almost anything goes. Often, two contrasting colors are combined. Furniture follows the soft, feminine shapes of the 1960s: semi-circular sofas, strong coffee tables and ottomans, bright kitchen counters and eclectic beds give the interior individuality.
Pop art decorating ideas
If you do not want to experiment boldly with furniture and wall color and would rather start small, you can choose decorative elements in pop art style. Not everyone can afford a Warhol print, but fortunately there are much cheaper alternatives. Reproductions, original photo paintings or even your own pictures edited with Photoshop can create strong paper accents indoors. Comic book heroes can decorate the nursery. Find inspiration in film, for example with a James Bond wall sticker. The eclectic mix of modern furniture and pop art deco has been used successfully in recent years.
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