4 ways to cure bare-wall-itis

Does your home suffer from bare-wall-itus?

Are you ready to wake up your walls? 

“I’m going to do something with that wall,” has never been easier - Think open shelving, gallery walls, coffee stations + mirrors! Here we explore four creative and easy ways to rid your home of empty, uninspired walls replacing them with eye-catching focal points. 

- Yester Home’s Resident Style Advisor, Laura Styles

Image Credit | @yesterhome

Product Shown | Round Steel Mirror

Adding a mirror is a simple and stylish way to create an illusion of additional space and reflect light in your room, which is particularly helpful in smaller spaces. Aside from functionality, as shown here mirrors add a decorative element. Our Round Steel Mirror is a bold statement piece which entwines these period hallway features with a sleek, modern twist. 

Large-scale paintings, prints, or a gallery wall with multiple smaller pieces is an ideal way to add texture and visual interest to a bare space. As shown here they instantly draw the eye allowing homeowners to inject a touch of their personality and set a meaningful tone for the space, whether that might be calming landscapes or pet portraits.

 

Queue a lifestyle upgrade, by adding a coffee station to your home skip the queue and enjoy barista-quality brews from the comfort of your home. Here Lou introduced patterned wallpaper creating a colourful backdrop. She then added open shelving using our Ironbridge Brackets and Gallery Rails in a matching brushed satin brass finish for ease when accessing coffee-making essentials. The station was finished using our Hanging Rail ensuring mugs are on hand for seamless hosting. 

Open shelving, floating shelves, or even built-in shelving is ideal for showcasing your personality by displaying beloved books, plants, or decorative items whilst maximising storage. The items can be switched up seasonally, and as shown above items prone to breakage can be showcased safely by adding our Gallery Rails.