The colors and patterns on your walls can set the tone for the entire room. They create the energy and mood that the room transmits. Colors can make your room appear more spacious, cramped, livelier, more energetic, more relaxed or more peaceful. They also say a lot about your personality. Statement walls can be made bold, neutral tones suggest minimalist characters, and bold, dark colors reflect authoritative and powerful numbers.
With that in mind, check out our article for renovation ideas that not only reflect your personality but also make your walls stand out at home.
Stencils, patterns and colors
Are you an artistic, minimalist soul who would love to do things by hand and still keep it simple? Using paint and stencils to upgrade your wall might just be for you. Find or browse various stencil options. Once you've found the shape that you fall in love with, it's time to start thinking about your color options. Choose a color that compliments the base color of your wall. Track your stencil For a cleaner look, make sure that there are equal spaces between the traced shapes. For a more accurate look, you can use a paint pen as it's easier to control.
Make honeycombs
Another great idea for those who love to get creative is creating a honeycomb wall. All you need to put this statement together is a few too many wooden popsicles and two to three colors of your choice. Create connected, hexagonal shapes with the wooden popsicles and glue them to the wall with strong glue. Then use the colors of your choice to fill in the hexagons. This setup gives your space a lively, happy and energetic feel. This idea is new and unique, and the fact that it looks stunning will make you proud.
Simple art
If you love the idea of creating something by hand but aren't sure about taking on an intricate project, you can project a large picture of something simple on your wall and paint it a bold or bold color. For example, trace the projected image of a globe or a bird on your wall and paint it in gold or silver against a black or white primary colored wall. You can also use a thin market or a marker pen to draw simple geometric lines on your walls. They might even look like cool optical illusions.
Don't forget the outside!
When people think of walls at home, they tend to forget the exterior of their home. However, the outside is just as important as the inside. It's the first thing visitors see when they get to your home. In addition, it can be the first impression of you and the interior of your home. So let them predict what's next by using stucco on your walls. Stucco looks great as it adds texture to your home, adds character to your home, and has unlimited color options for stucco You can make it as customizable as you prefer. Appearance isn't the only benefit stucco brings, however. It can help seal in moisture, fill hairline cracks, cover stains, and resist UV rays.
Polaroid wall
In general, if you are a photographer, you are more inclined towards the photographic scene. You can create a polaroid or one Gallery wall. You can have it revolve around a specific topic of your choice. Maybe it could be Polaroids of places or faces that inspire you, countries you've visited, or places that are high on your bucket list. The Polaroids can tell stories that have deep meaning to you or pictures that you have taken yourself. It will be something that you enjoy looking at and that will reflect a minimized image of parts of your thoughts, feelings, and emotions. It's a great way to identify with your room. In addition, it is easy to assemble, disassemble and exchange.
The walls, from the outside of your home to the smallest room in your home, have the power, feel, and mood to affect your entire home. Walls can tell a lot about a person and their character as the whole design process is based on your personal preferences. If you're not sure where to start, the best thing to do is check out the online catalogs for inspiration and write down any ideas you can incorporate into your interior design.
