When it comes to decorating, we’re always focused on occupying floor space, neglecting the walls. Apart from paint and built-in shelves, treat your walls to a much-needed face lift! Here are 6 creative ideas we found in Malaysian homes you can incorporate in your own space.
Get inspired by these interior design ideas that help turn boring walls into aesthetically pleasing corners.
When it comes to decorating, we’re always focused on occupying floor space, neglecting the walls. Apart from paint and built-in shelves, treat your walls to a much-needed face lift!
Here are 6 unique and fun ways to dress up the idle walls in your home.
Be eco-friendly and stop the use of paper when you can write notes or to-do lists on your walls!
Feeling artsy? Splash your talent and creativity on your walls for a personalised touch.
Avoid unnecessary clutter and add shelving units to your bare walls.
White walls can be boring. Put your favourite memories and keepsakes on display to constantly remind you of the good times.
Need a place to relax and unwind? Create a nook that captures peace and serenity.
2017 is all about going green. Bring the outdoors indoors with vertical gardens.
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When it comes to decorating, we’re always focused on occupying floor space, neglecting the walls. Apart from paint and built-in shelves, treat your walls to a much-needed face lift! Here are 6 creative ideas we found in Malaysian homes you can incorporate in your own space.
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