7 Wall Decor Ideas to Liven Up Your Space
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1/7Photograph by Willie ColeHomeowner Aimee Carpenter incorporated a gallery wall made up of framed prints in her contemporary, barn-inspired home in Darien. Heralding from Carpenter’s Farm and Animal series, the black and white artworks give the upstairs hallway an undeniable homey and personal ambiance. (Featured in CTC&G, March, 2015)Photograph by Willie ColeHomeowner Aimee Carpenter incorporated a gallery wall made up of framed prints in her contemporary, barn-inspired home in Darien. Heralding from Carpenter’s Farm and Animal series, the black and white artworks give the upstairs hallway an undeniable homey and personal ambiance. (Featured in CTC&G, March, 2015)
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2/7Photograph by George RossDesigner Joanna Heimbold incorporated a large-scale art piece into the dining room of a rock musicians’ Old Greenwich home. The attention-grabbing pairing of the minimalist painting against a taupe-hued wallpaper pattern of blue and white flowers seamlessly satisfies the homeowners’ creative lifestyle. (Featured in CTC&G, February, 2015)Photograph by George RossDesigner Joanna Heimbold incorporated a large-scale art piece into the dining room of a rock musicians’ Old Greenwich home. The attention-grabbing pairing of the minimalist painting against a taupe-hued wallpaper pattern of blue and white flowers seamlessly satisfies the homeowners’ creative lifestyle. (Featured in CTC&G, February, 2015)
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3/7Photograph by George RossDesigner Tammy Connor’s use of creative thinking and resourcefulness is evident in this Litchfield County Southern Style home. Hanging hand-held mirrors, owned by her clients, as wall décor adds an unexpected element that pairs well with the overall traditional design of the master bathroom. (Featured in CTC&G, January, 2018)Photograph by George RossDesigner Tammy Connor’s use of creative thinking and resourcefulness is evident in this Litchfield County Southern Style home. Hanging hand-held mirrors, owned by her clients, as wall décor adds an unexpected element that pairs well with the overall traditional design of the master bathroom. (Featured in CTC&G, January, 2018)
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4/7Photograph by Ellen McDermottA fabric tapestry, Les Lions, adds a suitable pop of color and whimsy to this master suite sitting room designed by Lynn Morgan. (Featured in CTC&G, June, 2016)Photograph by Ellen McDermottA fabric tapestry, Les Lions, adds a suitable pop of color and whimsy to this master suite sitting room designed by Lynn Morgan. (Featured in CTC&G, June, 2016)
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5/7Photograph by Raquel LangworthyInside this Westport home designed by Stephanie Rapp, the black chalkboard adds both a fun and functional flair to the room. While the dark color of the board complements the all-white kitchen, it also allows the opportunity for the homeowners to personalize this communal space. (Featured in CTC&G, February, 2019)Photograph by Raquel LangworthyInside this Westport home designed by Stephanie Rapp, the black chalkboard adds both a fun and functional flair to the room. While the dark color of the board complements the all-white kitchen, it also allows the opportunity for the homeowners to personalize this communal space. (Featured in CTC&G, February, 2019)
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6/7Photograph by Phillip EnnisDesigner Paula Caravelli was faced with a challenge after being told she couldn’t make any structural modifications to a 1,600 square-foot Manhattan apartment. Featuring a graphic black and white photo collage by Robert Greene on the living room wall provided the perfect solution. (Featured in NYC&G, October, 2017)Photograph by Phillip EnnisDesigner Paula Caravelli was faced with a challenge after being told she couldn’t make any structural modifications to a 1,600 square-foot Manhattan apartment. Featuring a graphic black and white photo collage by Robert Greene on the living room wall provided the perfect solution. (Featured in NYC&G, October, 2017)
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7/7Photograph by John EllisA touch of sentiment was incorporated into to the sunroom of Architect Chip Bohl’s Germantown farmhouse. On display, his collection of mounted taxidermy fish acts as artwork and conversation starters. (Featured in NYC&G, March, 2019)Photograph by John EllisA touch of sentiment was incorporated into to the sunroom of Architect Chip Bohl’s Germantown farmhouse. On display, his collection of mounted taxidermy fish acts as artwork and conversation starters. (Featured in NYC&G, March, 2019)
