Don’t we all love the idea of having a beautiful display on our walls? An office space, our living room, bedroom, maybe even the kitchen? Bare walls are a thing of the past. Splash some vivid colour tone on the wall and get some art on there, or you can use your favourite photos to create online photo collage, to be printed and hung on the wall.
There are many ways to brighten up your walls. To help you, we have done the research and compile simple yet unique ideas for some amazing wall decor you can try for your home.
For the living room:
- Family collages are a beautiful, personal thing you like to cherish. A beautifully framed photo collage will look lovely against a vivid-coloured wall. You can also arrange mismatched frames of family photos on the wall for a better effect.
- Mirrors on the wall may seem a tad cliche, but if you find rustic framed mirrors, grab a few and arrange them towards the main door of your house. This can also be useful for you, as you can have a last-minute check on your appearance before you exit the house.
For the bedroom:
- Wall art with fabric and foam are a new trend picking up amongst people who do not want loud tones on their walls. You can pick up old fabrics of any kind, with a colour tone that goes with your bedroom walls and frame your art. A good tip: try indigo. It makes any wall come to life and look beautiful.
- Mild tone watercolor paintings for anyone who already have a bright wall colour. Pastel hues make a bedroom look calmer and more toned. Try watercolor paintings with aztec prints and patterns or a washed out landscape to give your bedroom a cozy look.
For the kitchen:
- Rustic wall art, because, why not? Spruce up your kitchen with some interesting woodwork hanging on the walls. Hang up antique looking spatulas and cutlery that looks larger than life, or you can go for a wooden plank with a light font adorning your kitchen wall.
- Hanging mason jars for a more modern look. Try collecting mason jars, label them creatively, and tie coir ropes around them before you hang them from the walls. This gives a theme-based look for the kitchen. If you are feeling adventurous, try planting a few kitchen herbs like basil or sage in these mason jars and hang them high on the wall, away from the reach of children and pets.
For the study:
- Bookshelves on the wall are a beautiful way to spruce up your study. Instead of cluttering the living room or hall with a huge stumpy wooden bookshelf, have one built into your wall in the study and fill it up with books, medals, and certificates.
- Artistic prints such as giant alphabets, quirky fonts, and words make a study look eclectic and sophisticated. Try mild hues for the background and bold colour for the font, and hang it up where the light flows in most.
With these ideas, you can say goodbye to expensive wall art. If you’d like to print your own photos or design, Photojaanic has a range of high-quality products for you to choose from, all unique and beautiful
