Roomwall Paper Idea

Roomwall paper idea, so you have the daunting task of decorating an empty large wall space. There is no need to be perplexed because there are so many unique decorating ideas you can use for your wall without just putting up a stereotypical print.
Stripes, Chevrons and Tape-Based Treatments
• Turn up the visual volume on one or two walls by giving them a treatment of stripes or chevrons. Keep the project walls the same base color as the other walls, or opt for another base shade that pairs well with them. When the base color is dry, apply strips of painter's tape to plot out the pattern for vertical stripes, diagonal stripes, chevrons or even geometric shapes. Paint on the new design color, and then peel away the tape before the paint dries completely.

Personalized Panels
• Create your own triptych-style wall art by painting a large image, such as a city skyline, over three separate canvas panels, and hang them to create a focal wall. Enlarge photocopied images of a favorite vacation destination and give them the same triptych treatment, using art canvas or panels of insulating foam as the backing material, gluing the images to the backing material. If you use foam, cover the sides with decorative paper or fabric. Panels covered entirely in decorative fabric can also add a patterned look to a solid-colored wall space.

Here are some ideas to inspire you:
1. Metal art, often found in Tuscan and European homes is now very popular. Why not try a round metal art medallion to create some interest in your living room space. Add some tall tropical plants on either side or use hanging planters with ferns.
2. Large tapestries and quilts can be hung with wooden or metal drapery rods. You can also hang wall sconces on either side of the tapestry to anchor the space. Add fresh flowers or candles to complete the look.
3. A large architecturally interesting mirror can really add some style and character to your room. A couple of accent shelves on either side with coordinating vases or candlesticks can create interest.
4. Frame a large map or retro poster for an exceptional look. Add cabinets or bookshelves on either side to unify the space. Add in some copper and brass accents to pull it all together.
5. Another trend is ladders where you can display a few decor items or books. Keep your accent pieces to a minimum to avoid a cluttered look.
6. Purchase or scour flea markets for several large picture frames in different sizes. Spray paint the frames the same colour and look for patterned wall paper to decorate them. Stick to similar colours with differentiating patterns. Three large pieces looks nice when hung in a gallery style.
Now that you have some innovative ideas to refine your wall spaceYou no longer need to be intimidated