Dazey Den
Figuring out how to decorate a large wall can feel overwhelming.
Check out these tips and ideas that will show you how to decorate a large wall in any room.
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Dazey Den
Interior designer Alvin Wayne chose a colorful graphic print that complements the style of the modular furniture.
Install Built-Ins
Michelle Berwick Design
Decorate a large TV orfireplace wall with built-ins.
Be sure to anchor taller shelves to the wall so that they don’t topple over.
Alvin Wayne
Leclair Decor hung a lightweight tapestry to anchor the seating area in a great room with extra-tall ceilings.
The graphic black-and-white design blends in with the neutral decor and complements smaller framed art on the adjacent wall.
Hang a Giant Gallery Wall
House 9 Interiors
Decorate a large wall with a full-wallgallery wall.
Design byMarie Flanigan Interiors/ Photo by Julie Soefer
Combining pieces in a range of shapes and sizes adds interest.
Pay attention to the scale of your art when choosing pieces for a large gallery wall.
Use larger pieces if you have extra-tall ceilings so that they won’t get lost.
Michelle Berwick Design
Stain it for a rustic feel or paint it white or another shade to complement your wall color.
Use texture to decorate a big wall in a small room.
Hanging wallpaperis an easy way to decorate a big wall in a small room.
Alvin Wayne
Dont be afraid to choose a colorful motif like an oversized floral or a bold geometric pattern.
Just keep the rest of your decor minimal enough so that the pattern doesn’t overwhelm.
For starters, a gallery wall always adds style and personality to the transitional space.
Marie Flanigan Interiors
Decorating Large Walls in Open-Plan Spaces
Wall decor can help you define zones in an open-concept room.
Paint the largest wall in acomplementary or contrasting colorto define a seating or dining area.
Hang wallpaper to create a focal point.
Leclair Decor
Add built-ins to define areading corner, a fireplace wall, or a TV wall.
Hang decorative sconces to add luxury to an empty wall and make your homelook more expensive.
The best way to arrange wall art is to focus on spacing and height.
Louis Duncan-He Designs/Eymeric Wildling Photography
House 9 Interiors
Maite Granda
Desiree Burns Interiors
Design byBrian Brown Studio/ Photo byJenny Siegwart
Design byMarie Flanigan Interiors/ Photo by Julie Soefer
