A border can break up the expanse of a solid color wall by adding a splash of color and a bit of interest. Painting borders can be time consuming and difficult, and if your artistic skills are not up to par you might have to live with an imperfect result. Happily, there is a much more professional alternative that can be put on your painted wall: a wallpaper border. You don't have to have the entire wall papered to use one. They can be pasted right over paint to add instant appeal to your room. Does this Spark an idea?
Decorating Walls With Paper Bags
If you are looking for an inexpensive and interesting treatment for your walls, the answer may be hiding in your pantry. Brown paper grocery bags, shopping bags or even colorful gift bags can be repurposed and used as a treatment to decorate an entire room, a wall, or a section of a wall. Does this Spark an idea?
Choose Coordinating Colors for Furniture, Walls, and Carpet
Color coordinating stands as one of the most challenging aspects of home decorating. Take time to look through books and websites on interior decorating and reflect on homes that impress you. Though it may seem daunting, learning to coordinate the colors of walls, carpet and furniture for the home comes down to following the same guidelines that designers and decorators use to create effective color schemes. With some exploration and practice, even a first-time home decorator achieves an effective, color-coordinated home. Does this Spark an idea?
Decorate Double Height Walls
Double-height walls often are seen in foyers, rooms with vaulted ceilings or homes with a loft overlooking the living room area. Decorating this space prevents the large wall expanse from looking dull and awkward in the room. Utilizing the right height for your artwork and other decor makes the most of this unusual wall space and creates unity and visual flow in the room. Large-scale artwork, furnishings and other accessories help diminish the tall, overwhelming space. Does this Spark an idea?
Match Colors in My Living Room
Picking out new colors for your living room can seem like a fun experience, but it also can end up time-consuming and frustrating. You may already have the main colors picked out, but can't decide on accent or complementary colors. Perhaps, like many, you have no idea where to begin. Purchasing a color wheel will help to kick start the new project and save you valuable time and money when taking on this big job. Does this Spark an idea?