Hi Dianne, gallery walls of photos are really popular right now. I would head to your local thrift store and look for mirrors too to break up the wall. Old shutters and doors as well as old windows can make interesting wall art without much cost too.
I have a farmhouse so I went with the large wooden cathedral style frames that look similar to a window. I added a cotton wreath on each one, I did a set of three.
You can also do a gallery, large clock, large wreath, shelves with decor, or go understated with lighting.
There are a million ways to do this and it's going to depend on your taste and what you're looking to accomplish. Thrift stores, Habitat ReStores, HomeGoods -- they all have great inexpensive things. Use the search bar at the top left to seek out ideas on Hometalk, you'll find a zillion.
Amazon has giant wall murals in some very beautiful styles for under $100.00. You name the style, they have it. They are removable. Animal, sunsets, airplanes, jungle, designs, you think it they probably have it.
Additionally-Have you thought about searching the visuals on Pinterest or Houzz for inspiration? There is a wealth of ideas and visual inspiration there for your consideration. That might lead you to decide on an idea or theme. After that I’ll be assembling materials and starting your wall decor project.
With a long handled roller Ha! Ha! Gather up yourself a list of things you like or looks that appeal. See what you have to hand that could be utilized or buy a few Magazines to inspire you. Could be Art, or Quilts or Photo's or shelving with Object art or even books. Use colours from the room to inspire you or use the wall decor to inspire you to add colour into other places of the room................ Enjoy the journey!
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Hi Dianne, gallery walls of photos are really popular right now. I would head to your local thrift store and look for mirrors too to break up the wall. Old shutters and doors as well as old windows can make interesting wall art without much cost too.
A large piece of art is a classic. A Large mirror could be nice. Or a gallery wall.
In addition, a large clock always looks nice.
Here's an easy and inexpensive way to make your own large sized wall art: https://thehoneycombhome.com/cheap-easy-large-wall-art-diy/
Take a look here and see if you find any inspiration!
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/s-13-low-budget-ways-to-decorate-your-living-room-walls-25670318
Dianna: maybe this will help
https://www.blesserhouse.com/18-inexpensive-diy-wall-decor-ideas/
Here are some good ideas for you: https://www.hgtv.com/design/decorating/design-101/the-best-ways-to-decorate-large-blank-walls-pictures
I have a farmhouse so I went with the large wooden cathedral style frames that look similar to a window. I added a cotton wreath on each one, I did a set of three.
You can also do a gallery, large clock, large wreath, shelves with decor, or go understated with lighting.
There are a million ways to do this and it's going to depend on your taste and what you're looking to accomplish. Thrift stores, Habitat ReStores, HomeGoods -- they all have great inexpensive things. Use the search bar at the top left to seek out ideas on Hometalk, you'll find a zillion.
Amazon has giant wall murals in some very beautiful styles for under $100.00. You name the style, they have it. They are removable. Animal, sunsets, airplanes, jungle, designs, you think it they probably have it.
Hello. The Hometalk DIY link listed below might be helpful.
How to Make a Thrifty Basket Gallery Wall DIY | Hometalk
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/walls/how-to-make-a-thrifty-basket-gallery-wall-43972870?expand_all_questions=1
Additionally-Have you thought about searching the visuals on Pinterest or Houzz for inspiration? There is a wealth of ideas and visual inspiration there for your consideration. That might lead you to decide on an idea or theme. After that I’ll be assembling materials and starting your wall decor project.
How to Make a Thrifty Basket Gallery Wall
I would do a gallery wall! I did one where I have a big canvas and some smaller frames around it. Here is the one I did: https://www.curlycraftymom.com/2013/07/gallery-wall-with-gold-tipped-frames.html
Hello Dianne,
With a long handled roller Ha! Ha! Gather up yourself a list of things you like or looks that appeal. See what you have to hand that could be utilized or buy a few Magazines to inspire you. Could be Art, or Quilts or Photo's or shelving with Object art or even books. Use colours from the room to inspire you or use the wall decor to inspire you to add colour into other places of the room................ Enjoy the journey!
Hi Dianne, how about family pictures, you could do a rail and hang some family pics. Here's some ideas, hope they inspire you.
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/how-to-display-family-photos