5 Tips on What to do with Your Blank Wall

Blank walls can be intimidating, but once tackled, they can be a great way to add personality and the perfect finishing touch to your space.  So get inspired and give your bare wall a makeover with our 5 Tips on What to do with Your Blank Wall.

1.  Lean it.

                

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Savvy Home

Leaning your art is a great alternative to hanging it.  Not only does it give you the flexibility to swap your décor out as often as you like, but you can also display it in unexpected places, such as on the fireplace, piano, or even the floor!  Try showcasing multiple pieces for a layered look, or lean just one or two to make a statement. 

2.  Show off your collection.

Bly

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Don’t let your beloved collections gather dust, but instead display them for all to see!  Display objects that are unique to you, such as things you’ve gathered from your travels or items relating to a hobby of yours.  Shadowboxes and shelving can be a great way to achieve this, or you can simply mount your collection directly to the wall such as with these beautiful handmade African baskets.  Not only will this add dimension to your wall, but it will be a great conversation starter!

3.  Bring in the green.                 

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Refresh your space by bringing the outdoors in!  This can be a great solution if you don’t have any outdoor garden space of your own.  Mount plants such as orchids and staghorn ferns on the wall, place potted plants on shelves, or have a whole wall of green!  Even putting a tall potted plant on the floor can effectively fill empty wall space.  Just remember that  different plants need varying degrees of sunlight and maintanance, so choose what’s best for you and your space.

4.  Add shelves.
                                

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If you’re the type of person that wants more functionality from you blank wall, then shelving is the perfect choice for you.  Not only does it give you the flexibility to have an array of items displayed, but it can act as a storage solution for books or any small trinkets you might have.  Try floating shelves for a clean, modern look, or something like this stylish mid-century inspired bracket shelving and desk for a more functional approach.        

5.  Handmade hangings.

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Chelcie by the Sea

Add an organic touch to your blank wall with handmade wall hangings.  They’re a great way to add a pop of color and texture to a wall without taking up too much space.  Featured is one of our own design assistants here at Lunada, Chelcie, and her beautiful creations.  Check out her locally sourced driftwood hangings here and get inspired to add a bit of nature to your blank wall!