Acting like visual barriers, they block clear lines of sight across a room or simply take up space.
You don’t have to tolerate an unsightly column again.
Alternatively, you’re free to use your column as a piece of a larger art installation.
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Juzenaite recommends putting sculptures or unique objects of art around or next to the columns.
The kitchen Molnar worked on also had a structural column along the back wall.
She chose to cover it in glossyglass tileto help the column visually recede.
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It was topped with shelves to offer an opportunity to add some colorful accessories," Molnar says.
Juzenaite, for example, paired a tall stately houseplant with the rooms column.
It was a great way to personalize the interior, Juzenaite says.
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Plus, it draws eyes upward.
Dont want a bust?
Decorate the column with collections or items enjoy looking at such as books, wine bottles, or souvenirs.
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Molnar filled this empty space with a bonusbathroom wall shelf.
Juzenaite did this in a dining room that had interior wall columns.
To keep with the columns ornate style, she added a tall mini-Eiffel Tower to create visual interest.
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If a display space isnt your cup of tea, consider covering the columns with mirrors.
Full-length mirrors create an interesting visual effect, making the room become visually larger.
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