There was a time when you could walk into a single woman’s home and find everything frilly and feminine.  It was not uncommon to see flowers on every surface from bedding to window treatments to walls.  Such a sight these days is rare. Likewise, you could also walk into a single man’s home and find an uber-masculine bachelor pad filled with dark colors, sleek textures, stripes and plaids.  You can no longer assume however, that because his apartment appears to have a woman’s touch that his mother, sister, or a former girlfriend decorated it.  Those days are long gone.  Lately the line between Masculine and Feminine has blurred when it comes to home décor. 

A female may decorate in dark rich colors like browns and dark blues with small touches of traditionally feminine colors and textures.  A man may choose to go for light pastel colors on the walls and flooring, while keeping his rich dark leather chairs.  For this reason, wall décor, whether intrinsically feminine or masculine may be purchased by either a man or a woman.  One wall décor item that may appeal to both men and woman alike is this Compona Metal Wall Art piece. 

This geometric abstract metal wall art piece will be equally comfortable in feminine and masculine surroundings.  While traditionally masculine with its sharp edges and dark colors, is also has just enough curves to make it equally appealing to a woman.  People with a contemporary or modern flair and love for rich leather chairs or sleek wooden furnishings should also consider buying the Compona Metal Wall Art wall décor.

• November 2007