Wall decor in Aimee Song's interiors is chosen with the same deliberateness as her furniture — each piece contributes to the room's visual warmth and materi... Read More
Wall decor in Aimee Song's interiors is chosen with the same deliberateness as her furniture — each piece contributes to the room's visual warmth and material story rather than simply filling wall space. At Lulu and Georgia, the Aimee Song wall decor collection brings together the designer's mirrors, framed art, and wall accents in natural materials and warm-toned finishes — pieces that work within the California-modern aesthetic her collection is built around and that add depth and visual interest to a room without imposing a strong competing aesthetic.
What Aimee Song wall decor does Lulu and Georgia carry?
The Aimee Song wall decor collection includes mirrors in round and arched forms in rattan and natural wood frames, framed art prints and original artwork in the warm, muted palettes that characterize her design work, woven and textile wall hangings in natural fiber, and sculptural wall objects in ceramic and natural material. Most pieces are scaled for use above a console table, sofa, or bed — the primary wall positions in a California-modern interior.
How do I hang a mirror above a console or sofa in the Aimee Song style?
Aimee Song's mirror placement is generous — she typically hangs mirrors large enough to reflect meaningful light and space, centered above the piece they are paired with and positioned so the bottom of the mirror is 6-8 inches above the top of the console or sofa back. For an entryway console, a round or arched mirror in rattan or natural wood is the most consistent choice with her aesthetic. The mirror should be approximately two-thirds the width of the console for visual balance — on a 48-inch console, a 30-32 inch mirror reads correctly.
What art style works with the Aimee Song wall decor collection?
Aimee Song's wall art selections tend toward abstract and organic — soft, painterly pieces in warm cream, sand, and earthy tones rather than bold color or graphic design. The art functions as texture on the wall rather than as a focal point that draws the eye away from the room's material layering. Botanical and nature-inspired prints in muted palettes are consistent with the collection's sensibility. Frame choices run to natural wood and linen mat — minimal framing that does not impose its own aesthetic on the image.
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