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Wall decor for master bedroom

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

Hello,

We need DIY ideas on how to decorate our wall in our master bedroom (where the TV console is). There's a tiny dressing area with a ceiling-height mirror. It'll be great if the DIY involved is simple as we don't know how to use any tools :)

FYI, the colour scheme in our room is plum (bed headboard and curtains) and grey (wall). I've included a photo of the wall across where we've hung a painting.

Note: Bedrooms are really teeny tiny where we come from, about the size of a small American bathroom! :p

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leelee
8 years ago
Please back up and take new pictures showing all the walls.

The picture over the bed is not right for that space. It's a nice pic but doesn't compliment the headboard--too small--it might work better on another wall.
printesa
8 years ago
How about something like this? The painting is too small for that area..
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leelee
8 years ago
You must find a way to contain all of your "stuff". No amount of decorating can override the clutter.
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"Un air de Paris" PHOTO FOR WALL
8 years ago
Hi I've got 3 ideas with your bedroom wall :

First one with Paris photographs in black and white : http://etsy.me/1JNTUeU

The second one with classic cars photographs : http://etsy.me/1L8r2OH

The third one with boats photographs : http://etsy.me/1IDy5eP

Romanticset of 12 photos with hydrangeas : http://etsy.me/1Sf8M7w

I am agree with the size of the picture above the bed is too small
terryberry67
8 years ago
I would remove the picture above the headboard. It just does not go with it. I would use floating shelves.

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