Transforming your Fall Decor with Architectural Wall Panels

Tired of your tired bedroom walls that you don’t want to paint, but need a focal point? Architectural wall panels area good solution because they completely transform a room in just minutes! Inspired spaces make for an inspired living. It’s the most innovative and user-friendly wall décor system ever created. They’re perfect for every room in the house from the kitchen and bedroom to the living room and office. They are available in dozens of eye-catching colors in easy-care finishes such as: pearl, leatherette, micro suede, and metallic.

Bring fall into your interiors with autumn-inspired wall panels

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Fall Decor Ideas to Bring a Cozy Touch into your Rooms

• Nothing Says Fall Like Apple Decorations:. Real or faux apples in a beautiful pottery or clear glass bowl placed on an end table or kitchen table always sets the mood for fall. If you’re out picking your own apples, grab some of the twigs and limbs with green leaves to include in the bowl. It creates a more authentic, rustic feeling. We love these fall apple decorating ideas on Homedit!

• Include Autumnal Updates to Your Living and Family Room: When the temperatures drop and the feeling of fall is in the air, we naturally feel the desire to be cozy up and hibernate. Drape super soft throws and blankets to the back of your sofa and chairs. Choose fall tones such as emerald green, browns, deep blues or plum (depending on your room’s color theme). This is also a great time to switch out your throw pillows for ones in velvet, wool, and other heavier fabrics. Functional meets stylish!

• Hang a Festive Fall Door Wreath: Fall just begs for the addition of a seasonally themed door wreath. Switch out your succulent wreath from summer and hang a seasonal wreath made with fall foliage, burlap, and ribbon in autumn colors. Personalize your wreath by including an oversized initial or “welcome.” You can pick up wood cut-outs at your local craft store and paint yourself. Attach with crafting wire. Look to our wreath site for fall wreath ideas.

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• Fall Aromas can Bring Out Fall Decorations  One of the easiest ways to make your home radiate an autumn feel is with home scents. Think warm spices gently wafting throughout your home. If you opt for candles, choose a soy-based candle without synthetic fragrances. You can also mull your own in a simmer pot. Look for cinnamon, pumpkin spice, plum or mulberry, spiced apple, and more.

• Replace Summer Garden Boxes with Fall Florals. Your garden and window boxes that were filled with gorgeous summer flowers are now ready for a touch of fall class. Gather armfuls of vivid leaves and berries from the garden, such as, red winterberry, burning bush, cabbage plants, English ivy and purple beauty-berry, and include with your fall mums. You’ll create dramatic and unexpected fall garden boxes. You can also grab bunches of pussy willow and tall grasses to place in vases for entertaining. If you don’t have anything readily available, your local Michael’s or other craft store will have great options for you.

• Fill Vases with Autumns Florals: It doesn’t take a big budget or special creativity to make your home feel one with the season. Grab some branches and sturdy, ) leaves from a tree in all sizes. Spray paint lightly in a matte gold. Fill glass vases with the leaves and branches for a super easy, impressive fall centerpiece. If you love DIY projects you’ll love these fall painted vases project.

• Overlay Tables with Fall Fabrics: Another rustic, simplistic way to add fall flair is to overlay fall fabrics on your kitchen table, coffee and side tables. Pick-up some high quality fabrics from your local fabric store or order online. For most tables you won’t need more than a yard. Look for autumn shades and florals, and less pumpkin kitsch. There’s no need to hem if you use a sharp sewing scissors. Lay a single design over your table or overlay using two different fabrics for an eclectic feel.

Now grab a cup of tea, cover up in a wool blanket, and enjoy the view of falling leaves outdoors while you’re warm and cozy indoors.

For more fall decor ideas using wall panels, wreaths or fall colors, take a look at these fall archives.

Using wallpaper to decorate the walls has always been an economical option than getting the walls painted. This medium of wall decoration has lately been making its way back to modern designs with its edgy style. Check out these exceptional uses of wallpaper in home décor:

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Make Artworks with Wallpaper

In order to get a big effect, you do not need to use wallpaper on the entire space of a wall. You will have an instant personalized piece of art by framing a fragment of wallpaper and hanging it up on a wall. An advantage of wallpaper is that most of its designs can be tailored to fit any space. You can also create a mini-art gallery effect by grouping some framed pieces together. For example, you can frame 9 or 12 wallpaper squares in three or four different patterns and hang them on a wall in a rectangular shape.

Take it out of the Wall

You can take the usage of wallpaper beyond the walls. In fact, it can literally be put to use all over the house. Consider putting wallpaper on the ceiling of your bedroom and any other room. The great thing is that wallpaper is available in so many patterns that you can create any atmosphere with it – bright, cozy, cheery, or shady. Using it on the bedroom ceiling will allow you to look at something beautiful at every night.

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Unexpected Style

Think outside of the box and do the opposite to what everyone expects. For example, striped paper is normally used vertically but you can hang it horizontally instead. On the other hand, paintings and prints are rarely hung on wallpaper. However, doing so can add visual energy and craft new planes of interest. Just make sure to arrange your groupings carefully.

Use Leftover Pieces

A number of effective ways are there to make use of leftover paper from a wallpapering project. With small pieces of paper, make greeting cards, place cards, or gift tags. Use patches of wallpaper to cover insides of jewelry boxes or wrap gift boxes. You can even wrap the covers of your kids’ books with leftover pieces. With large pieces, you can line the insides of storage cubes or open bookshelves. One interesting use of decorative wallpaper pieces can be spicing up a plain coffee table. Place a paper on the surface of the table and then, use a glass sheet to hold it in place. You can change or remove it at any time to add a refreshing touch to the space. Similarly, you can renovate an antique lamp by coating the lampshade with patterned wallpaper.

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From framed arts to headboards, the decoration possibilities with wallpaper are endless. In fact, it is a versatile decorative element that can easily be used creatively.

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