Learn how to collect and display art, whatever your budget. In this beautifully illustrated guide, Rachel Loos provides accessible advice for incorporating art into every part of your home.

There is a (false, as it turns out) perception that art needs to be expensive, selected with objectively impeccable taste, and "correctly" displayed. This expert guide to collecting and curating art dispels these myths, and shows how anyone can make their lives and homes a little brighter with artwork that speaks to their souls—and have fun in the process. In the first chapter, Rachel Loos asks: What Is Art? She explains the difference between prints, limited-edition prints, and original works, which include vintage paintings and fine-art photographs. Rachel then explores How to Start a Collection, including tips on matching art to the mood of a room and buying on a budget. How to Frame Your Art and How to Hang Your Art cover everything you need to know about putting art on your walls, even in unlikely spaces. Finally, in Art Is Not Just Paintings, Rachel considers how to display objects that you may not think of as art, such as decorative plates, hats, or finds from nature. In each chapter, experts and art lovers open the doors to their own homes and offer insights gleaned from years of collecting, combining, and curating works of art.