Hanging an authentic horse saddle on your wall can add a realistic element to your western or country-themed room decor. Saddles were intended for function rather than use as a decoration -- and can be challenging to hang from the walls due to their design and weight. Saddles have to be anchored properly to the walls or they can fall and present a serious hazard to anyone in the room at the time. Does this Spark an idea?
Make Decals Stick to Bumpy Walls
Wall decals are a great way to introduce a design into any room, especially play rooms, nurseries and bedrooms. They're inexpensive, attractive and make a big design statement. Wall decals work best on surfaces that are completely flat. However, many homes have bumpy or textured walls. You can still use a decal, but a little extra prep work is required. Consider how long you want to keep the wall decal on your walls and whether the necessary alteration to your wall is worth it. Does this Spark an idea?
Put Laminate Flooring on the Wall
Laminate flooring planks are a great addition to your floor because of their easy tongue-and-groove installation method. However, you can change your space and add a dynamic focal point to your room when you put laminate flooring on the wall. Decorating your walls with laminate flooring planks is also a great idea if you want low-maintenance walls. The beautiful textures you can choose from for your wall laminate flooring allows you to customize the look of your space, and you can install laminate floor walls in one weekend. Does this Spark an idea?
Determine Which Wall to Paint a Dark Color
Bold, dark colors are popular in home decor, but some homeowners are reluctant to use them for fear these tones will overwhelm the space. The best use of color may seem a mystery to the uninitiated, but there are some simple rules to follow for great-looking results. Knowing how color works will help alleviate the fear of painting a wall a dark color. Does this Spark an idea?
Tone Down a Bright Wall Color
So you had this great idea for your living room or bedroom to really make it pop. You went to the paint store and found an amazing, bright green paint that was going to give new life to your home. You raced home to give your drab walls a makeover. Well, now you are standing in what feels like a kid's cartoon playhouse, and you are seriously regretting your decision. You still love the color, but it's just way too bright. Don't fret. You can tone down a bright wall color. Does this Spark an idea?