Looking for a way to spruce up that blank wall you’ve been staring at all day? Here are 19 easy DIYs you can knock out today.
Have you been sitting at home realizing it’s finally time to decorate? Or maybe it’s just time for a change? Changing up your wall decor can make your home feel more complete, but sometimes wall decor can get kind of pricey. Luckily there are so many ways you can DIY it! Here are 19 easy DIY wall decor ideas for you to tackle:
These wood squares are great to hang alone or use them to frame a picture you love.
This simple textile art is a beautiful way to add some dimension to your artwork.
If you want a metal look without using metal, check out this DIY geometric wall art.
Think beyond one medium artwork. Add some texture with this wood and metal wall decor.Â
Need to add some life into your home decor? Check out this zero maintenance plant wall!
Make this trendy photo hanger to display your favorite pieces of artwork.
Have a picture that you absolutely love? Learn to blow it up to become a beautiful canvas print for your home.
This fluffy feather wall hanging is the perfect bedroom wall decor. The feathers are so fluffy they almost look like soft clouds!
You’re not going to believe how easy (and inexpensive) it is to get this Pottery Barn look.
Wall decor doesn’t have to just be canvases and paintings. Add a little bit of boho coziness to your space with this DIY yarn wall hanging.
Abstract art is a great way to get creative, even if you feel like you are an artistic person.
Have an idea for a big piece of art in mind? This tutorial shows you exactly how to turn that idea into a reality, no matter what design you have in mind!
Get this botanical printable from Postcards from the Ridge to add a little bit of rustic charm to your space.
Want to use up some scratch wood that’s been sitting in your garage for ages? Create a piece of wood art with it!
We love changing out wall decor throughout the year to give our space a nice refresh. These beautiful bird sketches are the perfect addition to your Spring or Summer decor.
Looking for something to keep you inspired or motivated? Try incorporating your favorite quote into you wall decor.
How about some functional wall decor? This mountain wall art doubles as a key holder.
Sometimes keeping things simple is exactly what you need in your wall decor. This simple feather art adds a soft touch to any room in your house.
Add some more texture to your walls with this round boho wall art, complete with wood, yarn, and some gold edging.
We love incorporating important dates into our wall decor. It’s a great way to achieve a modern look without sacrificing making your home personal to you.
Paint pours are a fun way to create unique, abstract pieces of art. No pieces turn out exactly the same, which makes them great to create in sets of 2 or 3. Your pieces will have similar colors and movement, but won’t be matchy-matchy.
There’s nothing better than making something you see and love in a store for a fraction of the cost. See how Frugal Elegance made her Anthropologie fringe hanging knock-off.
Do you have a really big wall you need to fill? Find your favorite tapestry (ours is from Society 6) and turn it into an oversized piece of art for less than $50! Check out our full tutorial.
I’m feeling generous, so I’m going to give you a bonus idea. This one will cost you absolutely nothing if you already have some scrap wood laying around.
There you have it! 19 20 easy DIY wall decor ideas to help you spruce up any wall in your house or apartment. There’s something about hanging wall decor that makes all the difference in a space. Which one(s) are you going to try?
Great ideas here I love the wall plants and the garden bird sketches. Thank you so much for including my giant dog portrait. Hope you are keeping safe and well.
Of course! Thank you for creating such a great piece of art 🙂 I think I need to make one of our pup!
These are all great ideas. My fave is the first one. I’ve had it pinned and want to make it soon!
Thanks so much Pamela! That’s one of my favorites as well 🙂