What can be done with slanted walls?

I Have the same issue with my two upstairs bedrooms! Please keep me posted on any and all ideas you may get. Im interested.

Cabinets and Bookshelves.

There are walls like this in my loft. I have furniture lined up on the slanted wall side and hung art on the opposite wall. Bookcase, desk, display table and high boy type dresser.

How do you use this room? How would you like to use the space if it were decorated in a way that you liked?

You could do something like this behind your bed. If you put your bed on the slanted wall. The curtain would hang from the top of the slant and Then you would attach another rod to the bottom of the slant. You may have to see a pocket in the curtain for the bottom rod. It makes a kind of canopy for your bed.

We have the same problem people before us artex them and used it as the ceiling comes down to the wall

How about decorative ceiling tiles. They look like tin tiles but are made of foam. You use construction adhesive to install them then paint them. That's my plan for my 2nd story bedroom with the slanted ceilings/walls. I just need to get around to doing it.

Instead of posters what about a collage of pictures. Use a glue thats suitable for paper & whatever your walls are I'm assuming drywall/plaster and drys clear. If you cut them from your favorite magazines you'll find cool stuff, like phases of words you like to say, bands, animals, whatever.

Have you thought about wall decals? Here is a link to amazon.com and they have some beautiful decals. https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=wall+decals&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Awall+decals

You could also put them on a giant bulletin board using corkboard and put up pictures or snapshots. Change them on a regular basis to reflect the season or current events.

Paint them the same color as the walls, realizing that you'll be unable to attach much on the sloped area. Hanging curtains from the top of your slope merely shortens your floor space, which most people cannot afford to lose.

If this is a bedroom, can the bed be positioned against a wall without the slope?

Can you purchase taller chests of drawers that would still fit below the slope?

Another alternative is to place a chest of drawers with lamps, photos, etc. atop the furniture, in staggered form (taller items near the front of the furniture top) to afford you a better view that that of the sloped ceiling.

Bookcase or shelves up to the level part of the wall. Put baskets or knickknacks on top to hide the angle of the wall. You'll never notice the angle

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John, we have these angles ceilings in our upstairs bedrooms. In one I painted the edges black and the main space white. I have black themed artwork and screwed it on the angle (like you see sometimes in restaurants and hotels). The other one I blended pastels to get a "morning predawn" look. In the storage room I want to put shelves and drawers across the end wall and extend the partial counters down both sides so that it will be more useful for storage and use the space up in a better way. I you like you could attach pallet boards, tile, wallpaper, fabric or mirrors on the angles. If it were my Southwestern room I would use a coral base and teal paint for geometric shapes (spirals, shields, triangles, v-ended banners, etc. Good luck. Please let us know how it comes out.