If you live in a small apartment, you might think that home decor is a
luxury you can’t afford. After all, what good would beautiful
decorations be if they’ll clutter up your house? Fortunately, when it
comes to wall decor, form doesn’t always have to undermine function.
One of the most common examples of useful but stylish wall
decorations is the humble shelf. You might think they’re just places to
plop your books on, but shelves can really give your walls character.
Many people use them to display the knickknacks they’ve collected from
their travels, pictures of their family, memorabilia, vases, wine
bottles, house plants, candles—all sorts of things that reveal the
homeowner’s personality.
Of course, shelves also come in a variety of designs so that they
become, in themselves, wall decorations. If you’re a bird lover, you’ll
love a shelf that’s fashioned like a bird cage. For those with a more
post-modern taste, a seemingly two-dimensional shelf will not only add a
feature of interest to your wall, but will also bend your house guests’
minds.
Whether in your kitchen, dining room, bedroom, bathroom, or living
room, shelves will help you make the most of whatever space you have
while still beautifying your walls. If there’s a blank wall in your
home, perhaps a beautiful shelf will make a great decoration for it.
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Monday, November 11, 2013
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Inspirational Wall Decoration and its effect on a childs development
The activity of art creation, according to the article, will rear the
child into developing life skills, such as communication skills, social
skills, and fine motor skills. This makes the presence of art in a
household, from art materials to meaningful and inspirational wall decor, conducive to a child’s development.
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Friday, November 1, 2013
DIY Wall Decor Idea for Newlyweds
(http://quintessencecreationsblog.wordpress.com/2013/10/23/diy-wall-decor-idea-for-newlyweds/ )
It’s been months since you’ve moved to your new place and your walls are still as bare ever. Staring at the blank walls gives you designer’s itch, but you think the money will be better spent elsewhere. Don’t put off interior decorating anymore! There are a few DIY wall decor ideas that are both affordable and beautiful.
If you received one too many sets of china for your wedding, chances are they’re still sitting around unused. Unless you plan to regularly host fancy dinners in order to use them, why not sacrifice one set as wall decor? You can buy disc hangers and arrange the plates in symmetrical or asymmetrical patterns that will be a treat to the eye.
You can also re-purpose any old window into a vintage picture frame. Just get reprints of your wedding pictures and re-size them to fit the individual panes. Secure the pictures with scotch tape and hang the window-cum-picture frame on the wall.
Lastly, if an interesting fabric design catches your eye, you can buy a few yards of it and turn it into wall decor. Ask your new hubby to cut a piece of plywood, wrap the cloth around it, staple down the loose ends at the back, and voila—textured wall decor. (Pro-tip: You can also use a Styrofoam board if hubby isn’t too handy with power tools.)
Getting wall decorations doesn’t have to be bank-breaking. Remember, blank walls are blank canvasses that you can make interesting with a little creativity.
It’s been months since you’ve moved to your new place and your walls are still as bare ever. Staring at the blank walls gives you designer’s itch, but you think the money will be better spent elsewhere. Don’t put off interior decorating anymore! There are a few DIY wall decor ideas that are both affordable and beautiful.
If you received one too many sets of china for your wedding, chances are they’re still sitting around unused. Unless you plan to regularly host fancy dinners in order to use them, why not sacrifice one set as wall decor? You can buy disc hangers and arrange the plates in symmetrical or asymmetrical patterns that will be a treat to the eye.
You can also re-purpose any old window into a vintage picture frame. Just get reprints of your wedding pictures and re-size them to fit the individual panes. Secure the pictures with scotch tape and hang the window-cum-picture frame on the wall.
Lastly, if an interesting fabric design catches your eye, you can buy a few yards of it and turn it into wall decor. Ask your new hubby to cut a piece of plywood, wrap the cloth around it, staple down the loose ends at the back, and voila—textured wall decor. (Pro-tip: You can also use a Styrofoam board if hubby isn’t too handy with power tools.)
Getting wall decorations doesn’t have to be bank-breaking. Remember, blank walls are blank canvasses that you can make interesting with a little creativity.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Staying Positive with Solid Inspirational Wall Decor
( http://blog.quintessencecreations.com/2 013/09/staying-positive-with-solid-inspi rational-wall-decor/
) - Staying positive is a skill you develop and there are simple things
you can do to strengthen your positivity muscles. For starters, just
smile. Smiling naturally releases tension in the body and science backs
this up: frowning uses more muscles than smiling
Another simple tip is to say “Thank You.” Doing so forces you to focus on things you are grateful for, rather than dwelling on negative thoughts. Surrounding yourself with positive reminders, like inspirational wall décor motifs, can also boost your mood, especially at home.
Happiness is a habit and positivity is key to it. While it's hard to see the upside during tough times, you can always choose how to respond to life's difficulties. The next time you're feeling down, why not smile or look at some inspirational wall decorations to keep yourself positive?
Another simple tip is to say “Thank You.” Doing so forces you to focus on things you are grateful for, rather than dwelling on negative thoughts. Surrounding yourself with positive reminders, like inspirational wall décor motifs, can also boost your mood, especially at home.
Happiness is a habit and positivity is key to it. While it's hard to see the upside during tough times, you can always choose how to respond to life's difficulties. The next time you're feeling down, why not smile or look at some inspirational wall decorations to keep yourself positive?
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Drawing Inspiration from the Beauty of Nature
Growing
up in the city, studying within the city, and working within the city
can effectively distance someone from the wonderful world that is found
where the paved roads end. Unfortunately, planning a trip outdoors or
doing something such as taking a hike is almost impossible to pull off
for any individual with work responsibilities. The solution then is to
bring nature inside the home. While it may not be quite the same thing,
artwork and decorations based on nature can work as wonderful additions
for your home.
Beautifully
executed inspirational wall decorations that draw from fanciful themes
could certainly add a lot of life and stimulation to a room. Sylvan
scenes derived from various cultures’ mythologies go a long way in
making a home’s interior design interesting. Such artworks can have a
profound effect on audiences, as they can transform the character of
your home a great deal.
Carefully
arrange these works of art inside your home to create your ideal design
scheme. You can choose to spread them out across the rooms of your
home; or maybe concentrate them in one area. You can even use these wall decorations to create design themes that will work to inspire you and beautify your home.
(http://quintessencecreationsblog.wordpress.com/2013/08/31/drawing-inspiration-from-the-beauty-of-nature/
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Improving the Design of Your Home with Wall Accents
Once you’ve filled every corner of your home with some sort of
appliance or ornament, it’s easy to get the feeling that your job as
designer is done. However, you may just be in danger of overlooking some
valuable real estate that you’ve left untouched. The walls of your home
deserve more than just boring paint or wallpaper. Lackluster home
designs can come as a result of neglecting the details such as wall decorations. Bring in some interesting new design elements such as wall
accents, and watch those bare canvasses turn into more exciting and even
inspirational sights.
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