Personalize Your Space: Using Album Art Posters for Unique Room Decor

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29
May

As a fashion writer, I’ve always believed that self-expression isn’t limited to the clothes you wear. It extends to your surroundings as well. One of my favorite ways to personalize my space is through album art posters. Not only do they serve as a testament to my musical taste, but they also add a unique aesthetic appeal to my room.

The Power of Personalized Decor

Personalized decor, like album art posters, has the power to tell a story about you. It speaks volumes about your personality, your taste, and even your journey. It’s an embodiment of the music that has shaped you and the songs that have given you solace.

In my room, you’ll find posters of albums like ‘Forest Hills Drive,’ ‘Take Care,’ and ‘Control.’ All were procured from an Etsy shop called Seagro USA. I’ve had these up for about ten months, and they’ve added a touch of color and character to my room. But recently, I felt the need for change and decided to order new ones.

Discovering New Shops

In my quest for new album art posters, I discovered a gem of a shop on Etsy called the Music Poster Shop. This shop truly stood out with its vast array of music posters. I was particularly drawn to the ‘Blonde by Frank Ocean’ custom album art poster. This album has been a constant companion over the years, and I felt a strong connection with its music. I knew this poster had to be a part of my room decor.

The quality of the posters from both, Seagro USA and Music Poster Shop, is top-notch. The prints are clear and vivid, making each poster a piece of art. I usually order unframed posters and get the frames separately from Michaels. This not only makes it more cost-effective (each frame costs about $12), but it also allows me to reuse the frames with different posters.

Personalizing Your Decor

If you’re looking to personalize your room decor, here are some tips to get you started:

  • **Identify your style:** Your decor should reflect your personality and tastes. It could be album art posters like mine, or it could be movie posters, paintings, or photographs.
  • **Shop around:** Etsy is a great place to start as it offers a wide variety of options. However, don’t limit yourself to one shop. Explore and compare to find the best fit for your style and budget.
  • **Consider size and placement:** The posters I buy are usually 16 by 24, which fits perfectly with the frames I get from Michaels. But remember to consider your space and the placement of the posters before deciding on a size.
  • **Add a personal touch:** Custom album art posters, like the ones I found at Album Cover Print, are a great way to add a personal touch to your decor. You can select from a range of artists, from Taylor Swift to Kendrick Lamar and more.

    • Conclusion

Your space is an extension of your personality, and decorating it with items that reflect you can make it feel more like home. Whether it’s through Morgan Wallen album posters or Ariana Grande album art, personalizing your space can be a fun, creative process. So, go ahead, explore your tastes and let your room decor speak volumes about you.

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Since you’re always asking, today I want to talk to you about where I get the album art from my bedroom. I’ve had these posters up for about 10 months and I recently ordered some new ones just because I felt like switching things up. I’ve actually ordered all the album arts off of Etsy. The Forest Hills Drive, Take Care, and control album are all from an Etsy shop called Seagro USA. I bought them all unframed and then I get the frames at Michaels for about $12 each. Also, all the posters I have are 16 by 24 so I can just reuse the same frames. The new album posters are all from an Etsy shop called the Music Poster Shop. I had to get this Frank Ocean poster cause I still play this shit to this day. It was good until it wasn’t. Just has no skips in my opinion and I could not picture myself sleeping without. Says about my side. So if you’re looking for similar album art, I would definitely check out Etsy because there’s so much shit to choose from.