How to Achieve a Masculine Look
For a look that's decidedly masculine, selecting a manly piece of art is just as important as how it is displayed. We studied the homes of eight male designers and took note of the careful attention they've shown to making their art appear effortlessly placed, and almost "undecorated." Their lack of formality creates a laid back bachelor aesthetic that feels collected over time and oh-so masculine. Below are 5 tips for achieving the look.
Hang art on a bookcase
The Manhattan home of Ralph Lauren exec, John Devitt.
Rest art on the floor
Design by @fmuytjens
Design by Ari Heckman
Design by John Devitt
Design by Frank Muytjens (left) and Michael Bargo (right)
Design by Frank Muytjens
Design by Ron Marvin
Arrange art around a TV
Design by John Devitt
Design by Ron Marvin
Lean art on furniture
Design by John Devitt
Design by Adam Straus
Design by Frank Muytjens
Keep it Minimal (and let one piece make a statement)
Design by Patrick Cline
Design by Patrick Cline
Design by Reinaldo Leandro.
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