STATEMENT WALLS

Big, bold treatments can turn bland blank walls into knockout focal points!

CANVAS THE AREA

This easy and eye-catching arty idea layers canvases on canvases and elevates 3D art to a new level!

FINALISE YOUR DIMENSIONAL LAYOUT ON THE FLOOR, TAKING A PHOTO TO REMEMBER HOW IT LOOKS.

ALL AFLUTTER

String art has been popular for eons. Hardly surprising as it's relatively simple and doesn't require a whole lot of tools or supplies to be creative. This vibrant winged beauty is bound to bring you joy.

USE A DRILL BIT SLIGHTLY SMALLER THAN THE BRAD NAILS SO THEY FIT SNUGLY IN THE PLASTERBOARD.

FRAME OF MIND

Make monochromatic magic with bargain price mismatched picture frames from charity and discount chain stores. It's as simple as painting your wall and frames the exact same shade. If you would like a little more definition, opt for matt or low sheen walls and semi gloss for the frames.

BEFORE HANGING, LAY THE FRAMES ON THE FLOOR TO ARRANGE. WHEN HAPPY WITH THE LOOK AND SPACING, TRANSFER THE FRAMES TO THE WALL.

FOR A TEMPORARY RENTER-FRIENDLY METHOD, HANG WITH COMMAND ADHESIVE STRIPS.

LEARN THE ROPES

Who needs a conventional bedhead when you can create a nautical-inspired headboard using wood hooks and rope! You can use storebought hooks or make your own.

THE CIRCULAR DISCS OF THE HOOKS PREVENT THE ROPE FROM SLIDING OFF.

SERVE IT UP

When arranged in a grid, even the most humble of kitchen utensils - the wooden mixing spoon takes on a playful, abstract look.

IF YOU'RE HESITANT TO HOT-GLUE THE SPOONS TO YOUR PLASTERBOARD, ATTACH A PAINTED PLYWOOD SHEET TO THE WALL AND ADHERE THEM TO THAT INSTEAD.

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