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Tips And Ideas For Creating A Beautiful Wall Art Gallery

If you’re looking for an idea for adding some color and style to a certain room in your house then you could try creating a wall art gallery. It’s a great idea if you have several framed photos or artwork just lying around or if you want to display some of your creations. Let’s take a look at some examples.

The living room is a great space for a wall art gallery. It’s usually the largest room in the house so it has big walls. So you can even cover an entire wall if you have enough materials. You can combine frames portraits with painted artwork.

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Eclectic Mantle Collages: Ideas & Inspiration

In most cases, your home has a mantle, even if you don’t have a fireplace! There’s usually something on the walls that acts like the focal point for the entire space. Instead of doing the traditional, dull designs, it’s easier to display your character by incorporating a lot of eclectic, unique pieces into a collage! So, it’s only natural that we make that space look stylish and allow it to express bits and pieces of the family’s personality.  Take a look at all of these fabulous, real-life ideas and inspiration and soon you’ll be creating your very own eclectic mantle collage!

1. Framed.

For some reason, I usually have too many frames than I have space for. But I also find myself eying beautiful vintage frames at every thrift store I visit. What you can do with all those unused, yet charismatic piece is fill the mantle! It’s textural, it’s architectural and incredibly fun and playful. Just throw a couple of posters, prints or photos in the mix along with your bare frames.

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How To Choose A Striped Carpet That Complements Your Home

Striped carpets are very popular and also very versatile. They stand out with their simplicity and classical beauty. But there’s more than one way in which you can make a striped carpet look beautiful in a room. We have put together a whole series of example and tips and each category has something special to teach you.

Match the room color palette.

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12 Ideas To Spice Up Your Stairs

The staircase is a major architectural element in any home. It connects the levels but it also has a strong visual impact. It’s a main décor element as well. So people often try to turn it into a focal point. The design of the staircase is important but sometimes you just feel like something is missing. Here are a few ideas that might inspire you.

Painted stairs.

How about you give some character to the stairs by making them look like old painted crates? After you’re done the stairs will be designed to appear to have been made of old signboards and wooden stamped crates. The staircase will have an eclectic look and plenty of charm. It’s a nice idea for a contemporary home.{found on funkyjunkinteriors}.

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Several of the Best Design-Worthy Symbols in Home Decor

Just like in fashion, your home decor can display some incredibly powerful and stylish symbols. From a peacock feather to a bursting star, there’s plenty of fun signs you can use to decorate your house. Symbols can add texture, inspiration and power to any part of your home, from the wallpaper to the curtains. Check out some of our favorite trending, design-worthy symbols in home decor.

1. Peacock Feathers.

Beautiful, exotic and colorful, peacock feathers denote class, fashion and so much versatility. Some believe these feathers are a sign of rebirth and renewal. And others believe them to be a sign of royalty. Whatever the case may be and whatever you want it to symbolize in your life, these mark looks great on pillows, in art and even on the bedspreads. They’re also easy to play with. Looking great and melding well within an eclectic scenario, peacock feathers look chic and serene adorning a modern, sleek room too.

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Top 10 Finishing Touches Under £20

From doormats to wall art; the finishing touches are what truly add personality to any room. Each adornment works to create the overall atmosphere. From adding a soothing element to the bedroom to generating inspiration in an office; the possibilities are endless. Read on to discover the top ten interior finishing touches under £20.

1)  3D Home 2.

Decoration letters have soared in popularity over the past few years. There is no better way to create a friendly and welcoming ambience in your house than via these home decoration letters. They feature a crisp white colour and an elegant design. The concept of block letters may be slightly unusual, yet the comforting word chosen and the delicate style mean that this accessory is by no means obscure.Available from K&L Wall Art for £15.22.

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Easy, Breezy Ways To Pay Homage To Spring

Who doesn’t love spring? The sunshine, the colors and the wonderful warm sunshine coming through every window of the house. With everything so beautiful outside, you have to make sure the inside is just as warm and spruced up! But don’t worry, we’ve compiled a quick list of simple, subtle ways to pay homage to this wondrous season.

1. A Spring-Inspired Wreath.

It’s easy, quick and you can even DIY one yourself.  Wreaths are the perfect way to pay homage to the season or holidays and welcome your guests with something other than a dull, dark door. Use some beautiful, vibrant colors and attach some pretty florals to make it the quintessential spring hello!

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