How to Decorate Your Boring Home Walls

Bored with your house dull living room and those bland walls. Looking for wall decor ideas to refresh your space. Those empty walls are filled with possibilities—and a few additions can make a house feel like a home. If you're ready to turn those stark, bare walls into stylish centerpieces. 

Be faithful to your own taste, because nothing you really like is ever out of style. By Billy Baldwin

You're oversized painting or photograph will command attention and set the tone in a small space to help out of this problem. Here are some modern wall decor ideas you should use.

Ways to Modernize your Blank Walls

Creating a gallery wall is amazing, they come in new patterns and different textures. Wedding and baby pictures, a family portrait will command attention and set the tone beautiful in a small space.

It is a great thing to have a wall painting inside your home. Laziest way to display art is also best for everyone who is, afraid of putting nail holes in the walls.

Don’t think a mirror is only to see our faces, it can do much better for your space if you hang it on the right place.

Add a textured map of the world or your favourite countries on those living room walls. It showcases your wanderlust and gives those plain surfaces a beautiful texture.

A vintage silk scarves or wall hanging can add a pop of colour and pattern, as well as a sense of softness to a neutral space.

Let your wall transport you to another place by adding a mural. Go ahead whether you hand-paint it or choose a wall covering, the motif will make a big impact.

If you live in a vintage area. You have a rug or quilt you haven't been using, repurpose it by hanging it on the wall.

Create your own flip on the typical gallery wall? A gallery wall of antique hand mirrors. Clustered together, these simple, eclectic mirrors function as art (and reflect light amazing).

If you are using skateboard can be wall decor when styled well! Here, Annie Sloan looks simply propped it on a ledge and leaned it against the wall.

If you have, try a hat wall. It's a great storage solution for anyone with limited closet space and it introduces more dimension.