A new coat of paint can bring new life to a run-down room. You can completely change the look of a room cheaply without needing to buy new furniture. Change the color of the walls from a neutral to a bright color or vice versa. Light paint colors can help bring an airy spaciousness to small rooms, while dark colors lend a dramatic air to a room but may make it look smaller. Painting a room is a simple yet intricate project. Does this Spark an idea?
Decorate With a Group of Wall Clocks
Clocks can be distinctive room accents, especially when arranged together on a wall. When you're grouping clocks on a wall, consider the space they're in and coordinate them with the style of the room. There are a number of imaginative ways to group wall clocks, but a geometric pattern is a simple and modern look that can be worked into nearly any room design. Does this Spark an idea?
Decorate Chocolate Brown Walls
Chocolate brown has become a popular wall color. Because it is a neutral color, chocolate brown can be paired quite well with nearly any decor. In addition to its neutral quality, chocolate brown is also a tertiary color. That means the mixing of one primary color and one secondary color has to take place in order to create chocolate brown. To make brown, the colors red and green are most often mixed. For a deep chocolate brown, black is added. Decorating chocolate brown walls comes with hundreds of possibilities. Does this Spark an idea?
Decorate a Little Girl's Bedroom Walls
Create an imaginary world in your little girl's room that incorporates what she loves, such as fuzzy animals, princess items or shades of pink and purple. Decide on a theme first, and then choose wall decor to match the theme. Look for bargains at garage sales and discount stores, or buy marked-down accessories at department stores. Ask your daughter to help choose colors, wall stickers, mirrors and other items for her room. Does this Spark an idea?
Paint Two Colors on Vertical Sections in Home Decor
While a traditional one-tone wall color is perfectly acceptable, a two-tone painted wall becomes a point of interest in an otherwise ordinary room. Two-tone painting does require more planning than a single color wall would, but when you consider that you don't paint your walls very often anyway, it's worth the extra time and effort. Using two colors on your walls instead of one helps tie together your decorating scheme, while giving your room a finished, polished look it wouldn't otherwise have. Does this Spark an idea?