How to Fill That Empty Wall Space in Any Room

One thing that can be so hard to find is the proper wall decor for each room in the house.  Some rooms may need one large statement piece, while for others, you may prefer several smaller items.  Whether you are looking for banners, wallpaper, murals, paintings, mosaics, or storage, we’ve pulled a few of our favorite ideas to help inspire your walls!

 

 

A knit banner is such a different and fun way to decorate a more narrow space on your wall.  This could go great in a hallway or bedroom, depending on your style!

 

These murals are gorgeous to fill up some empty wall space.  As a statement piece, they would certainly perk up any room that is lacking a little life!

 

 

 

If you feel your wall needs a little bit of texture, try something like this piece from Pier 1.  The texture here will add some “pop” to a flat space, without being too loud, given its neutral tones.

 

One of my newe favorite products on the market are made by Stikwood.  If you love the look of natural wood, but want to have the ease of installing yourself and saving some serious dough, you have got to try these!  Peel, stick, and there you have it- the look AND texture of wood, just done easier!

 

Or, opt for some wallpaper that has the same look!

 

Short on space?  Try this mirror in your bathroom or bedroom, it can serve as both a mirror as well as a jewelry rack!

 

The macramé look is back and better than ever!  I love these pieces for the bedroom, because they are super soft to lean back on (unlike a metal statement piece or rough headboard), and bring a relaxed look into the room.

 

 

 

 

If you have a lot of knick knacks or plants, finding ways to organize them on your walls will save lots of space on your desks and inside your drawers.  How cute is this for a home in the mountains?  I love the way they’ve added plants for extra life!

 

Artaic makes such beautiful tile mosaics, and one of these tile murals would be perfect to fill that larger wall space.

 

Connie Kolman’s custom work never ceases to amaze me.  Here is one way to use these amazing designs on your wall!