How to Decorate a Large Wall

Cross the stream where it is shallowest! The simplest and easiest way to decorate a large wall in the living room is to hang a large piece of artwork above the seating area. Don’t think of it as too simple wall decor because it gives an elegant look to your living room. It adds a point of focus to the living room. From an oversize painting to a diptych, displaying artwork on a large wall in the living room has a great impact on the overall decor.

...who is the fairest of them all? It’s the mirror itself. A sculptural mirror that is unique, can not only brighten up the living room but also give an illusion of a large space. This wall decor can serve perfectly if you are decorating a large wall in a relatively small living room.

If you’re staying on a budget, this is for you. Large pieces of artwork can cost a fortune, so creating an eclectic mix of paintings, drawings or even photographs is a great alternative. You can go for uniform size or create a mosaic out of different frame sizes.

If your wall is completely bare, you can add a console table in front of a large wall in the living room. If you don’t have enough space for a console, add a bench or stools. And then you can take it from there. It will create a beautiful corner to your living room.

A wallpaper can add an all-around impact on your living room. A wallpapered wall sets a vibrant tone to the living room. It becomes the focal point of the room. There is so much variety of textures and patterns to it too. The best part is you don’t need to commit to wallpaper. You can always change and go for a whole new look.

If you want to add visual interest to the large wall in the living room but don’t want to give up the versatile look, you can go for paneling. Why only the living room? You can use wall paneling to decorate any wall in your house. You can also add stenciled borders to your wall and make it look elegant and stylish in a jiffy.

Why not? You can give your wall a hint of texture by affixing anything creative on the wall. For example, anything creative on the wall. For example, add a pattern of plaster branches to give it a plush tapestry look.

Feeling crafty? This can be your next DIY project. To decorate a large wall in the living room, you can convert it into a home bar or a bookshelf. If you don’t want to go deep into the crafting side, just put a shelf or several shelving units. These selves can serve as a display for your souvenirs, books or anything you like. Shelves never go out of trend.

You can make your wall shine with a metallic wall covering. You can round the living room up with eye-catching metallic pendants or metallic lamp shades for the ceiling lights. Another brilliant idea to decorate a large wall in the living room.

Another simple yet great way to add dimension to your living room is to give the wall a lick of paint. A dark-colored wall can turn into a focal point in your living room while a softer tone of paint can highlight your furniture.

As simple as one, two, three. On a large wall, mount a TV. If a large wall that you’re looking at, is a good spot for. TV, go for it. Why stop there? Place a great sideboard or TV unit to accent the entertainment corner.

EB1s Installation and Operation Manual If you’re a plant lover, this wall decor is for you. To decorate a large wall in the living room, you can turn it into a plant wall. There is a wide range of wall hangings with built-in planters to go for. You can also add a few hanging plants from the ceiling for additional greenery in your room. This wall décor idea not only fills the open space but also adds a great visual texture.

Finally, you can leave it as it is. This should be great if you are a staunch minimalist. However, leaving the wall blank isn’t only a choice of minimalism. If your living room furniture is unique, this will keep the focus on it. All the other stand-out design elements will become the focal point in the living room.

You can mix and match these ideas to create the perfect wall for your living room. Go with your gut. Don’t fear trying anything different. Happy creating!

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