Since glitter mixed into opaque paint would lose its shine, if you want walls that shimmer with metallic bits, you'll need to use a glitter glaze topcoat. In addition to the glitz it adds, glitter glaze also provides a washable protective coating to the wall. Some glitter glazes may even be applied over wallpaper, adding shimmer to the design. Look for glitter glazes, also called glitter topcoats, at paint retailers and online. Does this Spark an idea?
Decorating a Large High Wall
While many appreciate the look and feel of high walls and ceilings, figuring out how to decorate them may feel daunting. As with any other room décor, adding the right colors and accessories to your space will keep it from looking bleak and turn it into a welcoming room. Even if you have done very little home decorating, knowing what to do with a large high wall is easy and can be customized to suit your style. Does this Spark an idea?
Decorate With Gray Walls
Gray is the new tan. Though this humble hue might only seem appropriate for a conservative office interior, gray is gaining popularity as a hip neutral that looks stylish in both modern and traditional decorating schemes. It's easy to decorate with gray walls if you use a few tricks to prevent this versatile color from coming off as drab. Does this Spark an idea?
Make Fingerprint Wall Art
Each person's fingerprints are different. Fingerprints are often used as identification and as a way to solve crimes. Put your fingerprints to more creative use than matching criminals with crimes -- transform them into works of art to hang on your wall. Frame your child's fingerprints in his room, or create an entry hall art piece to spark conversation.
Decorate Walls With Drapes
Decorating your walls with drapes not only brings color and texture to them, but it also helps hide flaws or cover walls when you're not allowed to paint them. There are many ways you can use curtains to decorate. The method you choose will depend on what visual motif and materials you use. It can also be influenced by the decorating constraints placed on your living situation, as in the case of a rented apartment. Limit your efforts to just the walls or extend the idea so it includes all the wall structures in your space, including false ones. Does this Spark an idea?