wall ideas for a blank wall
I have this wall in my kitchen that I don’t know what to do with it. I welcome all suggestions!
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Comments (10)Floor to ceiling wood w/natural finish built in -- tv/curio /book/storage shelving/cabinet -- beginning a few inches to the right of the light switch on the left and leaving the same amount of wall showing on the right. Add solid doors from about waist down. Create an "open" display area in the middle so those switches (or whatever) can be reached and yet hidden behind whatever you choose to display there -- but add pocket doors you can close or, when open, slide into the cabinet and out of sight. http://www.rockler.com/ez-pocket-door-system-pocket-door-slide?sid=V9146?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=&utm_content=pla&utm_campaign=PL&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhdzYgPb-2gIVVIezCh3OYQIwEAQYAiABEgKTs_D_BwE Add glass front doors on each side and above that middle display niche....See Morehuge blank walls and no ideas
Comments (2)Your rooms look nice, they just need some personality. I wouldn't rush into putting things on the walls just to fill them. Your instinct to get large items is good, lots of small items can get lost on a wall. Have you tried your fireplace painting above the sofa? I think it would look great against the blue. If you are having trouble finding art, you can be creative with your wall decor. I like large, nicely framed maps of places that have meaning to our family. Or framed and matted prints from favorite books. Textiles, framed wallpaper and shallow baskets can also be great wall decorations. You can also be creative with your wall decor with your family's interests and hobbies. For instance, if someone in your family is an eye Doctor, frame and matte an eye chart....See MoreBlank wood basement. Need ideas for wall materials/coverage.
Comments (1)Consider OSB. It can be lacquered, clear-coated, shellacked, burnt and varnished. Or just painted imaginatively. OSB wall, alternately stained and clear coated and clear-coated.Stained OSB You can also consider textured panels and veneer plaster.Textured Panel As panels can be expensive you can use them as highlights or accents....See MoreDecor ideas, decorate walls above couch and blank space next to couch
Comments (1)It looks amazing already, it really does!!! In front of the radiator you can do a bench. But other than that leave it empty. Add some art that speaks to you. What do you like? Big family photo? A painting? Maybe just a mural art with molding around it to frame it out... so many options. I’d also add some new pillows with more color. Black, Blue, brown leather.......See More
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoI like the idea of a wall graphic. The possibilities are literally endless.
I kind of like this idea:
PRO2 years agoA nice piece of artwork might work really well on that blank wall.
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Art . Check out Art.com that is where i find lots of pieces for clients who are not interested in original art I likw something a bit fun in kitchens this is a good example . One says Mornings Suck and the other Evenings are Better
2 years agoI agree with art. A single large piece (horizontal) or two smaller. Kitchens can take brightness and whimsey, but I went more subdued with this just drawing on your colors...
2 years agoWall decals can be an inexpensive and easily changeable way to add interest to blank walls. They come in all shapes and sizes. I chose this one (less than $10) to complement the wildflower design on my bedding and to fill a blank space.
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