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Many homes have them, and many women struggle with the same dilemma you
have: what to do with that awkwardly placed or shaped wall in a prominent place
in your home. Perhaps it’s at an angle in a room that feels like it should be square.
Perhaps it’s an awkward length, and a full-sized couch is too long to be placed
against it, but chairs and loveseats are just too small. Perhaps it breaks up a space
that feels like it should be open and flowing. Whatever the case may be, get creative
with solutions to turn that wall from an eyesore into a prominent feature.
Consider Unique Furniture Options
Perhaps most standard furniture doesn’t fit the space quite right. If that’s the case,
look for unique items that may take a bit more hunting but will be worth the wait.
Many furniture companies now make midi sofas. Unlike other unique furniture items,
you can find midi sofas fairly easily, and they can be a great, cozy addition to your
home, perfect for curling up with the kids to read a bedtime story or snuggling with
your husband at the end of the day. You can also scour thrift stores, antique shops,
and flea markets to find unique pieces. This will take a lot more work, but it’s a great
way to get out with the family or some close girlfriends and look for items that will
enhance your home.
Turn It Into Art
If furniture fails you, or if you do find the right midi sofa and want to add some
pizzazz to your space, turn the wall into art. Custom paint a large canvas in
dimensions that fill most of the wall, or blow up a favorite photograph and have it
framed. You’ll want the art to be stunning and fill the room with something that’s just
your style.
Texturize
You could cover the entire wall in a texture that reflects the style of the rest of your
decor. Wood and weathered planks might work well in some spaces, or tightly
arranged rods of bamboo, adhered to the wall. You could even experiment with
different types of fabric, and perhaps create your own personal tapestry to hang
against the wall. Old windows are a cool option as well -- purchase several at an
antique store, and hang them in close proximity to one another to cover the whole
wall.
Paige One enjoys writing about a variety of topics, including home makeover ideas!
Disclosure: this is a sponsored guest post.
Disclosure: this is a sponsored guest post.