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Wall Decor
We often focus on furniture, forgetting that wall decor has the power to radically transform the perception of a space. Walls are not mere enclosures, but architectural canvases with enormous expressive potential. Elements such as paintings, chalkboards, murals, decorative heads, mirrors, or clocks not only dress up the room, but also contribute the distinction and character that defines a home. Bring your wall decor to life! Decorative murals are visually striking accessories that reflect the latest interior design trends. Because the decor of your living room walls and other spaces communicates your personal style. Don't miss the opportunity to integrate wall murals and accessories that complement your architecture. The indoor furniture of your home is waiting for you! Browse our catalog and refresh the office decor or other corners with unique pieces.
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Wall Decor: The Art of Dressing Up Vertical Space
Walls represent the largest surface area in any room, yet they are often overlooked. Wall decor is a powerful tool for altering the proportions, light, and style of a space without the need for renovations. From the depth a strategically placed mirror adds to the texture of a macrame tapestry or the sophistication of an abstract canvas, each element serves an aesthetic and sensory purpose. In our collection, we treat the wall as a living element, offering pieces ranging from updated classic art to contemporary three-dimensional compositions, allowing you to create focal points that capture attention and elevate the overall design.
Categories of mural elements
| Guy | Technical Specifications | Effect on Design |
|---|---|---|
| Paintings and Canvases | Wooden frames, high-resolution prints or hand-painted, floating frames. | They introduce color and narrative. Large formats unify; small ones create rhythm (gallery wall). |
| Decorative Mirrors | High-reflection glass, metal frames, wood or fibers, organic or geometric shapes. | They double the natural light and visually expand the square footage, ideal for hallways and corridors. |
| Reliefs and Sculptures | Pieces in metal, ceramic or carved wood add volume and play of shadows. | They break the two-dimensionality of the wall, adding texture and a sophisticated artisanal touch. |
| Mural Textiles | Tapestries made of cotton, jute or wool, with natural wood supports. | They soften the acoustics of the room and provide a bohemian and welcoming warmth. |
Advantages of a well-planned wall decoration
- Optical correction: A vertical picture can make the ceiling appear higher, while a horizontal mirror widens a narrow hallway.
- Visual zoning: They help to delimit areas in open spaces, such as marking the dining area with a composition of pictures.
- Flexible customization: Unlike heavy furniture, wall decor is easy to change, allowing you to refresh your style seasonally.
- Chromatic balance: They serve to tie together the colors of the furniture and textiles, creating a cohesive palette throughout the room.
Tips for decorating your walls
The key to success lies in proportion and height. As a general rule, the center of a painting should be at eye level (approximately 160 cm from the floor). If you place a piece above a piece of furniture (sofa or sideboard), make sure it doesn't exceed the width of the piece (ideally two-thirds the width of the furniture) and leave about 20-30 cm of space between them. Don't be afraid to mix and match: a round mirror can coexist with framed prints if they share a similar frame finish or a complementary color scheme. In long hallways, avoid monotonous repetition; intersperse mirrors to break up the sense of endless length.
Frequently asked questions about wall decoration
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How to hang pictures without making holes?
There are high-strength adhesive fixing systems and gallery-type ceiling guides that allow you to change the decor without damaging the paint.
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What size mirror should I choose for the hallway?
It should be proportional to the console. If it's meant to be viewed full-length, place it on an adjacent, free wall to avoid cluttering the input.
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Can you hang pictures in the bathroom?
Yes, but make sure they are hermetically sealed or made of moisture-resistant sheets to prevent steam from damaging them.
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How to light a work of art?
Use adjustable ceiling spotlights or picture lights with LED light that does not emit heat or harmful UV rays.
Expression and atmosphere
At Sklum, we believe that empty walls are missed opportunities. Wall decor is the finishing touch that transforms a house into a home with soul. Whether it's a mirror that captures the sunset or a print that inspires you each morning, these elements are essential for creating an inviting and personal atmosphere.
Explore our selection and discover the pieces that will make your walls speak, bringing style, depth and beauty to your daily life.