Putting up Wall Decor to Accessorize Your Bathroom

 

Hang artwork on empty walls. Stick to artwork that is inexpensive since it may be humid in your bathroom. Works on canvas or unframed paintings will not build up moisture since there is no possibility of it getting caught behind glass. If you have framed artwork, keep your bathroom door or window open so humidity is not trapped.

 

Put up 3-D art to avoid the risk of moisture damage. Sculptural works pop out from the wall and make for a great focal point in your bathroom. Materials such as plaster or metal are not damaged by moisture or humidity. Limit your bathroom to 1 piece of 3-D art so it is not visually overwhelming. Don’t hang anything next to the shower, though, as hot steam and moisture could ruin it over time.

 

 

Add accents with new paint colors. If you have extra wall paint laying around, add a new design to the wall to make the room pop. Choose a color that fits into the color scheme of the entire room. Practice designs on a paper before committing them to the wall.

 

 

Consider painting a horizontal stripe halfway between the wall and floor to add visual interest. Add circles in a lighter color to simulate bubbles to create a playful and carefree environment. For an eclectic look, paint 1 wall a bold color.

 

 

Make a backsplash for your vanity. Adding a tile backsplash can add a fun accent to the wall. Many backsplashes come in a peel-and-stick package so you can easily mount it to the wall yourself. Find tiles that match the color scheme of your bathroom to put behind your vanity. Be sure to choose tiles that are moisture- and mildew-resistant.