Decorativism (from dеcoratif – embellishment, spectacle) is a stylistic basis of fine art, which introduces artificial composition, arrangement of details and elements of “embellishing reality” into the works.

Artists rely on taste, intuition, a sense of proportion. As the embodiment of the plan authors determine the distance to which they move away from the literal reproduction: exaggerate the aesthetics, but retain the naturalness of nature. Decorativism can both transform and elevate art and cheapen or destroy a masterpiece.