wall pictures, murals, remodeling and decorating ideas
In this trendy teen room, an accent of cheerful pink wallpaper pops perfectly against lime green paint creating beautiful teens room wall decoration. Colorful pillows and bedding pull in morecolors from the wallpaper and tie the color scheme together. Source: bhg
Typography is a nice way to decorate walls. Use an interesting quote to have your very own typography wall decoration just like this saying, perfect for kitchen wall art: ” People who love to eat are always the best people” – Julia Child. Source: etsystatic
Own a unique wall decoration with candleholders by arranging them in a grid on a wall of living room. These holders have a small hole in the bottom so they can hang from a nail with the base flush against the wall. Source: bhg
Use letters to create typography wall art. Use a variety of sizes, colors, and materials. For an extra dose of style, include one striking large letter to balance several smaller pieces. Source: meredith
Round up a collection of worn or unreadable books with fun covers. Remove the covers and hang them in frames for a literary-theme wall art for kids room or living room. Or, if you want to keep the books intact, scan the covers and print on photo paper. Source: meredith
Combine two types of wall art, shadowboxes and plates- for a distinctive way to dress up a blank wall with 3D plate wall art. Line the shadowboxes with colorful papers or fabrics, then mount coordinating plates inside the boxes with a strong adhesive. Source; bhg
Floor-to-ceiling printed canvas wall art stretched around a frame looks great in the center of a living room. To make your own oversize artwork, stretch fabric around a canvas frame, available at crafts stores. Source: bhg
Dress up a bare wall in kids room with variations on a single decorating theme. The small print hanging directly above the desk was the inspiration for this bird-theme desk space. A large painting above the shelf draws attention to the space and ties together the whole look. Source: bhg
You can put the fabric or paper pieces into inexpensive picture frames to hang in a series for this lovely fabric and paper wall art. Wrap fabric tautly around a blank canvas frame, and then staple it to the backside. Or, use decoupage medium, a clear drying glue, to adhere paper scraps to plain china […]
