The pug is a dog that originated in China during the sixteenth century. It then spread to Europe and subsequently to other parts of the world. It has close resemblance to the three short-nosed dogs; the lion dog, the Lo-sze, and the Pekingese. Pugs are associated with royal households and they love attention. A pug art used for interior decoration draws enormous attention because of its outstanding features.
A pug wall art evokes a feeling of companionship and fun as the pug is indeed a happy breed. Having pug art prints projects a playful comical environment that delights and lights the room. You can have “Cafe Pug” by Jim Dratfield in your living room and have a white wall background for it. You can also choose “Hotel for Dogs, c.2009 - style A” artwork for your kids’ room due to its colorfulness. These can either be framed or otherwise based on your individual taste and the place where you want to hang them. In case you have some furniture of a given make and color, you can selectively pick wall art frames that check with your furniture and beautifully contrasts or blends with your wall.
In its space, pug artwork will always look good and have immense impact when your decor supports it. You don’t have to use only a single color that’s on your wall art on some other accessories in the room. Instead, you can use the color palette of the wall art in your room so that it creates a stunning look. You can get a pug poster of the desired size, color and effects. At the same time, you can have a collage of pug photos like is the case with "Puppies With Hats" by Keith Kimberlin or "Pug Mugs" by Karen Dupre. Always remember that it’s about what befits your room and not just anything you come across. If you have the eye for a good interior design, you’ll realize how much you have available in terms of choice.
