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Diamonds are my new best friend
by Stefanie Lechthaler
I need these paint-by-numbers pictures on my walls right now
18-9-2024
Translation: Katherine Martin
Reckon painting by numbers is all schmaltz and tackiness? Think again! These kits will get your creative juices flowing – and give you great paintings to boot.
Scrolling through the seemingly never-ending list of paint-by-numbers pictures on Galaxus, I’m struck by one thing: there’s a whole lot of schmaltzy stuff in our range. But my first attempt at a diamond painting got me hooked, and I’m dying to wield my brushes again.
With this in mind, I kept on searching. Here are some of the golden treasures I found among the tacky stuff.
Minimalist colour palette
These artworks are definitely simpler in terms of effort, but let’s face it: sometimes less really is more. With their minimalist colour palette and abstract motifs, these pictures are perfect for a purist interior style.
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Paint like the greats
In the world of painting, you won’t need to look far to find copies or reinterpretations of works by famous artists. And paint-by-numbers is no different. This definitely has its appeal. It means you’ll finally be able to afford a world-famous work of art – and follow in the footsteps of artists you admire. Our selection ranges from van Gogh’s Sunflowers to Monet’s Water Lilies.
Source: Rico Design
Put your own spin on vintage posters
My all-time favourite motif is the Matterhorn. Based on Swiss posters from old ski resorts, this one’s been reinterpreted with a snowboarder and a digital art style. It gives the image a nostalgic yet contemporary feel.
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Abstract, brightly coloured and in-your-face
Do you prefer loud, colourful interiors? If so, one of these pictures will definitely suit you. With their strong, contrasting colours, they’re real attention-grabbers. They complement maximalist interiors, but they can also inject some variety and colour into simple interiors.
Source: Ravensburger
Header image: Shutterstock
Painting the walls just before handing over the flat? Making your own kimchi? Soldering a broken raclette oven? There's nothing you can't do yourself. Well, perhaps sometimes, but I'll definitely give it a try.