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Unique and Affordable Ways to Decorate Your Living Room Walls

Living room wall decoration plays an important role in creating a stylish and inviting space. The walls are a blank canvas that can be transformed into a work of art, adding personality and character to your living room. Wall decor can help tie together a cohesive design scheme, enhance the existing decor, and create a focal point that draws the eye.

By adding different types of wall decor, you can also create a cozy and comfortable atmosphere that reflects your unique style and taste. Whether you prefer minimalist and understated decor or bold and statement pieces, the right wall decoration can transform your living room into a space that you love spending time in.

Why choose living room decoration wall?

Living room wall decoration plays a crucial role in creating an inviting and stylish living space. The walls are a blank canvas that can be transformed into a work of art, adding personality and character to your living room. Wall decor can help tie together a cohesive design scheme, enhance the existing decor, and create a focal point that draws the eye. By adding different types of wall decor, you can also create a cozy and comfortable atmosphere that reflects your unique style and taste.

How to hang the living room decoration wall?

Hanging living room wall decor can be done in various ways, depending on the type of decor you choose. Here are some general tips:

Use a level to ensure that your wall decor is hung straight.

Hang larger pieces of artwork or mirrors at eye level, typically around 57 inches from the floor.

Create a mock-up of your wall decor arrangement before hanging it to ensure that you are happy with the placement.

Use appropriate hanging hardware, such as picture hangers or anchors, to ensure that your decor stays securely in place.

Where to buy living room decoration wall:

There are many places to buy living room wall decor, both online and in-store. Here are some popular options:

Home decor stores such as HomeGoods, At Home, and Crate & Barrel

Online retailers such as Wayfair, Amazon, and Etsy

Art galleries and museum gift shops

Department stores such as Target and Walmart

DIY and craft stores such as Michaels and Hobby Lobby

Keep in mind that the type of wall decor you choose will dictate where you can buy it. For example, artwork may be found in a wider variety of locations than wallpaper or shelves.

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Mandi’s Living Room Reveal

It was only a few short months ago that I posted a tour of this home and announced we were placing an offer. I had a couple of friends say they were surprised. It didn’t seem like a good fit. Not much character. Kind of weird in ways. But here we are, and I’m excited to finally share the outcome of my vision for this living room space! And I feel like it might make a lot more sense now.

We had missed out on a home with a sunken conversation pit in front of a lava rock fireplace, so every home I viewed after that one could never measure up. I realized I needed to get really creative about what could be done to a space, instead of trying to find another house with something as awesome as a conversation pit. (That one was probably a once-in-a-lifetime find for my budget!) Though our current home was built in the ’80s, I wanted to bring some mid-century flair to the living room (which is technically sunken, since you take a step down into the space), but not so much that it felt at odds with the rest of the home, or the home’s character. I was able to achieve the loungey vibe that I love about a conversation pit by transforming the brick fireplace into a tall stone feature element, and building out the hearth to extend the entire length of the wall.

You can read all about the process of making over the fireplace wall on my post from earlier this week, but I’ll sum it up for you here too. I actually didn’t do any demo on the fireplace wall (besides removing the mantle and carpet). Instead, I chose to cover up the brick with an affordable manufactured stone veneer product called Cultured Stone by Boral. I wanted a warm neutral stone with some variety in its mix, adding textural interest and even pattern to such a starkly bright white room. So I selected the Old Country Fieldstone in the Summit Peak colorway and hired my friend, mason Jeremy Miller, to install it for me. He installed a moisture barrier over the drywall above the fireplace, mounted metal lath to that, and then covered the whole area with mortar to make an even surface for mounting the cultured stone veneer. I think out of all the changes we’ve made to our home so far, this has been the best decision! Such a big bang for the buck.

On the newly extended hearth, I chose to use Ardex Feather Finish in white, which is a concrete material meant to be applied as a skim coat or floor underlayment. I chose not to use the manufactured stone material on the face of the hearth because it would stick out beyond the upper lip of the hearth, which I would then have to build out to maintain any kind of dimensional overhang, and that just seemed like too much work for something I wasn’t even sure was the best choice. So I decided on the white Ardex because it has a natural material vibe, but it wouldn’t add any visual or physical bulk like stone would. I’m glad I chose to make the hearth bright and white, as it looks streamlined and fades nicely into the floor and walls, allowing the stone wall to be the focal point of the room.

Of course another huge change for this space was the new wall color and flooring materials. Paint is the least expensive way to change a space, and while I do love a cozy darker color in the right application, I just wasn’t feeling it for in here. Because of the angles of the ceiling and soffits in here, choosing a color that contrasted with the ceiling was making the space feel angular and tense. Painting the walls with Benjamin Moore’s Super White now makes the ceiling feel like its soaring, and blurs the line between where the wall ends and the ceiling begins.

I do plan on using some moodier colors in other rooms of our house, like our entryway and study, but I definitely feel like our living room was made for white walls.

The bright space of the living room is enhanced by natural light coming from two skylights and a window I’ve visually enlarged with four stack-back curtain panels, but it also benefits from a lot of light pouring in from the adjacent sunroom. The sunroom is one of two ways we can access our back deck, but that door hasn’t gotten any play since we’ve moved into the house. Maybe one day it’ll see more action when we add a dog to our family, in which case I’ll probably add a large rug to the sunroom as well.

You can check out more of the sunroom details over at my blog, and see how I built the channel-tufted storage banquette on this post here at A Beautiful Mess. It’s a bright little space where my houseplants are really happy, and I love that the view into the sunroom contributes a touch of greenery to our living room. I’m considering moving my big ficus into the living room this spring, but we’ll see what my heart tells me!

It’s difficult for me to nail down a description of the decor style for our home, but if I could sum it up, I’d probably say our home is a mix of mid-century modern, ’70s boho, and ’80s transitional—with a touch of Bauhaus and Scandinavian influences. I steer towards earthy neutrals with lots of texture and bold style, but I like to add a pop of color where it counts— like with our gorgeous yellow Welles sectional from Joybird.

I’m actually in the process of swapping out this sofa for a larger L-shaped sectional from Joybird, but I’m either sticking with yellow or choosing an adobe orange velvet. We decided on the swap because we wanted more seating in here since we host a lot of parties, book groups, and movie nights in this space.

I love the mix of old/new and high/low that fills this space. I wanted our new home to feel sophisticated, but also cozy and inviting. Of course, as with any home, this space will always be a work in progress. But it feels good to finally be finished with the big projects in here and to be able to call this space “done” (for now)!

If you have any questions about my design process or about the materials or products, I’ll be checking into the comments below to reply to everyone. I did add a link list at the end of this post to help you track down any products, or to disappoint you in the event the piece you love is vintage! Ah, vintage. Such a heartbreaker, eh?

Thanks for taking a peek into my home! It’s a joy to finally be able to share it with you. – Mandi

Living Room Materials and Product Sources:

Wall paint: Benjamin Moore’s Super White Fireplace stone: Boral Cultured Stone Old Country Fieldstone in Summit Peak Flooring: Lumber Liquidators engineered bamboo White Ardex: eBay Large area rug: Lulu & Georgia Sofa: Welles sectional from Joybird Glass side table: All Modern Coffee Table: Chairish White chairs: 1st Dibs White side table between chairs: LexMod Credenza: vintage Broyhill Brasilia from Main St. Modern in Canton, Ohio Black swing-arm wall sconce: Hayneedle Curtain rods: IKEA Curtains: HomeGoods Hearth cushions: Deal Genius Sunroom wicker chair: vintage from Main St. Modern in Canton, Ohio Sunroom table: Lexmod Sunroom rug: Amazon Sunroom wall planters: West Elm Watercolor Louise Brooks portrait on credenza: original from German artist Galerie Minimal on Etsy Large neutral art created by my girls Decorative trays: Home Goods Vases, floor lamps, bar cart, photobooth panel, yellow op art, and little girl portrait are vintage.

Credits//Author and Photography: Mandi Johnson. Photos edited with A Color Story Desktop.

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Interior Design Ideas It’s so wonderful to gather all of these beautiful spaces and be able to share with each and every one of you here. I often write how grateful I am for your presence at the end of my posts usually, but today I want to prioritize you. You come before any home, any room, any interior design tips, any sources. I want you to truly know that every space I share on the blog is with the thought of how much it will inspire or teach you something new. My goal is for you to leave the blog feeling a little lighter, a little less stressed and with a feeling that you had a good time and that you were appreciated. Thank you for being here today, my friends. Having you here is always a gift! Now go ahead… dream and have a great time seeing these inspiring interiors! Interior Design Ideas: Follow @HomeBunch on and on Interior Design Ideas Foyer with herringbone hardwood floors and arched nook with shiplap and shelves. Via Beacham & Company. Lower Cabinet Paint Color Lower cabinet and island paint color is Dunn Edwards Midnight Spruce. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Two-toned Kitchen Gorgeous two-toned kitchen with white upper cabinets and dark lower cabinets. Upper white cabinet paint color is Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace. Lower cabinets are Dunn Edwards Midnight Spruce. Range is by Thermador. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Get the Look: Simplicity This farmhouse dining room features a simple design approach enhanced by a striking lighting. Simply gorgeous! Wall paint color is Classic Gray by Benjamin Moore. Chairs are Ikea’s NILS NILS Chair frame with armrests, black. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Get the Look: Small Kitchen Design Inspiring small kitchen with shaker cabinet doors, shiplap backsplash and shiplap ceiling. Old Seagrove Homes. Functionality The rug is vintage from Etsy. Marble backsplash tile is from Tile Bar. Old Seagrove Homes. Get the Look: Rustic Lake House Kitchen Rustic white kitchen with extensive usage of reclaimed timber beams and leathered countertop. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Lake House Living room Rustic lake house living room with ceiling beams and stone fireplace. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the stunning view. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Patterned Tile Living room features neutral decor and a fireplace with patterned tile. Tile is by Bedrosian Tile. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Get the Look: Foyer Arched Nook Foyer with arched nook featuring pecky cypress wood. Lighting is Gabby Decor. Old Seagrove Homes. Farmhouse Influences Farmhouse-inspired curved staircase with trimmed shiplap walls. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Dream Ceiling Design Can a ceiling get more beautiful than this? Perfection! Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Traditional Dining room This traditional dining room feels current and elegant. The foyer wall paint color is Benjamin Moore Affinity Storm-700. The chandeliers are from Currey & Co. Hartley and Hill Design. Shop the Look: Gentleman’s Home Office Paint Color The wall color is Dunn Edwards Midnight Spruce DE6294. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Home Office Cabinet Paint Color Cabinet Paint Color: Benjamin Moore HC-147 Woodlawn Blue. Old Seagrove Homes. Grey Laundry room Laundry room features dark grey laundry room cabinets. Paint color is Benjamin Moore Trout Grey. See more of this home here. Interiors: Danielle Loryn Design & Osmond Designs. Builder: Tree Haven. Laundry room Floor Tile Floor tile is Bedrosian Stonepeak deco tile. Interiors: Danielle Loryn Design & Osmond Designs. Builder: Tree Haven. Shop the Look: Light Grey Cabinet Paint Color Light Grey Benjamin Moore Paint Color: “Benjamin Moore 1541 London Fog”. Hartley and Hill Design. Blue Paint Color “Benjamin Moore AF-555 Montpelier”. Hartley and Hill Design. Bunk room Gorgeous bunk room with blue and white plaid carpet flooring. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Farmhouse Kids’ Bathroom Farmhouse bathroom with rustic reclaimed wood freestanding vanity and shiplap accent wall. Sink is Kohler. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Grey Bathroom Traditional grey bathroom features cabinets with white marble countertop and marble floor tile. The drawer pulls are the Kanota Pulls from Rejuvenation. Hartley and Hill Design. Warm Grey Cabinet Paint Color Warm Grey Benjamin Moore Paint Color: Benjamin Moore Light Pewter 1464. Hartley and Hill Design. Tile Runner This bathroom also features marble floor tile with hex white marble tile runner and glass tile boarder. Hartley and Hill Design. Shower Double shower enclosure with custom cabinet for extra bathroom storage. Hartley and Hill Design. Dark Grey Cabinet Paint Color “Sherwin Williams SW7068 Grizzle Gray”. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Farmhouse Bathroom Farmhouse bathroom with floating vanity, cement tile and painted brick wall. Cement tile is from Bedrosians Tile and Stone. Lighting is Ballard Designs. Mirror is from HomeGoods. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Get the Look: Master Bedroom What a gorgeous master bedroom! Paneling paint color is “Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace”. Bed is from Orient Express, bench is from a store called Downeast Outfitters, bedding is Pottery Barn, drapery panels are custom from Martha and Ash, nightstands are from Cost Plus World Market, and lamps are vintage from an Estate sale. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Get the Look: Pinnable Paint Colors & Color Palettes Blue Paint Colors: Benjamin Moore Palladian Blue. Sherwin Williams Atmospheric. Sherwin Williams Rainwashed. Sherwin Williams Pool Blue. Benjamin Moore Blue Allure. Via Southern State of Mind. Home Exterior & Gardens John Kraemer & Sons. Inviting Back Porch Dining area opens to covered back porch with comfortable outdoor furniture and beautiful decor. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. White Farmhouse Exterior Paint Color White Farmhouse Paint Color: Benjamin Moore OC-17 White Dove. You can see more of this dreamy farmhouse on Instagram – @mygeorgiafarmhouse Happiness Life is better at farmhouses… @mygeorgiafarmhouse. Whitewashed Brick Fireplace Charming porch with whitewashed/distressed brick fireplace. Via Beacham & Company. Charming Nantucket Nantucket shingle cottage with blue front door and blue shutters. Via Glimpse Guides. Turquoise Exterior Paint Color Benjamin Moore Amelia Island Blue 2044-40 – Custom matched in a Sansin stain. Ronse Massey Developments. Quote of the Week Posts of the Week @citrineliving: Beautiful Homes of Instagram. Tuesday: Cottage Interior Design Ideas. Wednesday: Transitional Farmhouse Interior Design. Kitchen of the Month New Classic White Kitchen – Renovation Inspiration. Latest Interior Design Ideas: Latest Interior Design Ideas. Inspiring Interior Design Ideas: Interior Design Ideas Post. More Interior Design Ideas: New & Fresh Interior Design Ideas for your Home. Trending on Home Bunch: Interior Design Ideas – a weekly series on Home Bunch. Popular on Pinterest: Interior Design Ideas. Popular on Home Bunch: Beautiful post featuring a collection of Farmhouse Interior Design Ideas. Follow Home Bunch on Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram. You can follow my pins here: Pinterest/HomeBunch See more Inspiring Interior Design Ideas in my Archives. Popular Paint Color Posts: The Best Benjamin Moore Paint Colors 2016 Paint Color Ideas for your Home Interior Paint Color and Color Palette Pictures Interior Paint Color and Color Palette Ideas Inspiring Interior Paint Color Ideas Interior Paint Color and Color Palette New 2015 Paint Color Ideas Interior Paint Color Ideas Interior Design Ideas: Paint Color Interior Ideas: Paint Color More Paint Color Ideas Wasn’t it fun to be here today? I hope you had a good time. Now, go ahead, dream and have some great plans for your weekend. Nothing is impossible and impossible is nothing! We’ll talk soon! with Love, Luciane from HomeBunch.com Interior Design Services within Your Budget Come Follow me on Come Follow me on Get Home Bunch Posts Via Email Contact Luciane Sources: 1st Image: John Kraemer & Sons. “For your shopping convenience, this post might contain links to retailers where you can purchase the products (or similar) featured. 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Interior Design Ideas It’s so wonderful to gather all of these beautiful spaces and be able to share with each and every one of you here. I often write how grateful I am for your presence at the end of my posts usually, but today I want to prioritize you. You come before any home, any room, any interior design tips, any sources. I want you to truly know that every space I share on the blog is with the thought of how much it will inspire or teach you something new. My goal is for you to leave the blog feeling a little lighter, a little less stressed and with a feeling that you had a good time and that you were appreciated. Thank you for being here today, my friends. Having you here is always a gift! Now go ahead… dream and have a great time seeing these inspiring interiors! Interior Design Ideas: Follow @HomeBunch on and on Interior Design Ideas Foyer with herringbone hardwood floors and arched nook with shiplap and shelves. Via Beacham & Company. Lower Cabinet Paint Color Lower cabinet and island paint color is Dunn Edwards Midnight Spruce. Judith Balis Interiors. (instagram – facebook) Allison Corona Photography. Two-toned Kitchen Gorgeous two-toned kitchen with white upper cabinets and dark lower cabinets. Upper white cabinet paint color is Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace. Lower cabinets are Dunn Edwards Midnight Spruce. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Simplicity This farmhouse dining room features a simple design approach enhanced by a striking lighting. Simply gorgeous! Wall paint color is Classic Gray by Benjamin Moore. Lighting is Gabby Decor. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Small Kitchen Design Inspiring small kitchen with shaker cabinet doors, shiplap backsplash and shiplap ceiling. The pendant is Visual Comfort. Old Seagrove Homes. Functionality The rug is vintage from Etsy. Marble backsplash tile is from Tile Bar. Old Seagrove Homes. Rustic Lake House Kitchen Rustic white kitchen with extensive usage of reclaimed timber beams and leathered countertop. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Lake House Living room Rustic lake house living room with ceiling beams and stone fireplace. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the stunning view. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Patterned Tile Living room features neutral decor and a fireplace with patterned tile. Tile is by Bedrosian Tile. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Foyer Arched Nook Foyer with arched nook featuring pecky cypress wood. Lighting is Gabby Decor. Old Seagrove Homes. Farmhouse Influences Farmhouse-inspired curved staircase with trimmed shiplap walls. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Dream Ceiling Design Can a ceiling get more beautiful than this? Perfection! Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Traditional Dining room This traditional dining room feels current and elegant. The foyer wall paint color is Benjamin Moore Affinity Storm-700. The chandeliers are from Currey & Co. Hartley and Hill Design. Gentleman’s Home Office Paint Color he wall color is Dunn Edwards Midnight Spruce DE6294. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Home Office Cabinet Paint Color Cabinet Paint Color: Benjamin Moore HC-147 Woodlawn Blue. Old Seagrove Homes. Grey Laundry room Laundry room features dark grey laundry room cabinets. Paint color is Benjamin Moore Trout Grey. See more of this home here. Interiors: Danielle Loryn Design & Osmond Designs. Builder: Tree Haven. Laundry room Floor Tile Floor tile is Bedrosian Stonepeak deco tile. Interiors: Danielle Loryn Design & Osmond Designs. Builder: Tree Haven. Light Grey Cabinet Paint Color Light Grey Benjamin Moore Paint Color: “Benjamin Moore 1541 London Fog”. Hartley and Hill Design. Blue Paint Color “Benjamin Moore AF-555 Montpelier”. Hartley and Hill Design. Bunk room Gorgeous bunk room with blue and white plaid carpet flooring. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Farmhouse Kids’ Bathroom Farmhouse bathroom with rustic reclaimed wood freestanding vanity and shiplap accent wall. Sink is Kohler. Builder: John Kraemer & Sons. Architecture: Murphy & Co. Interiors: Engler Studio. Photography: Corey Gaffer. Grey Bathroom Traditional grey bathroom features cabinets with white marble countertop and marble floor tile. The drawer pulls are the Kanota Pulls from Rejuvenation. Hartley and Hill Design. Warm Grey Cabinet Paint Color Warm Grey Benjamin Moore Paint Color: Benjamin Moore Light Pewter 1464. Hartley and Hill Design. Tile Runner This bathroom also features marble floor tile with hex white marble tile runner and glass tile boarder. Hartley and Hill Design. Shower Double shower enclosure with custom cabinet for extra bathroom storage. Hartley and Hill Design. Dark Grey Cabinet Paint Color “Sherwin Williams SW7068 Grizzle Gray”. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Farmhouse Bathroom Farmhouse bathroom with freestanding vanity, cement tile and painted brick wall. Cement tile is from Bedrosians Tile and Stone. Lighting is Ballard Designs. Mirror is from HomeGoods. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Master Bedroom What a gorgeous master bedroom! Paneling paint color is “Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace”. Bed is from Orient Express (to the trade), bench is from a store called Downeast Outfitters, bedding is Pottery Barn, drapery panels are custom from Martha and Ash, nightstands are from Cost Plus World Market, and lamps are vintage from an Estate sale. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. Pinnable Paint Colors & Color Palettes Blue Paint Colors: Benjamin Moore Palladian Blue. Sherwin Williams Atmospheric. Sherwin Williams Rainwashed. Sherwin Williams Pool Blue. Benjamin Moore Blue Allure. Via Southern State of Mind. Home Exterior & Gardens John Kraemer & Sons. Inviting Back Porch Dining area opens to covered back porch with comfortable outdoor furniture and beautiful decor. Judith Balis Interiors. Allison Corona Photography. White Farmhouse Exterior Paint Color White Farmhouse Paint Color: Benjamin Moore OC-17 White Dove. You can see more of this dreamy farmhouse on Instagram – @mygeorgiafarmhouse Happiness Life is better at farmhouses… @mygeorgiafarmhouse. Whitewashed Brick Fireplace Charming porch with whitewashed/distressed brick fireplace. Via Beacham & Company. Charming Nantucket Nantucket shingle cottage with blue front door and blue shutters. Via Glimpse Guides. Turquoise Exterior Paint Color Benjamin Moore Amelia Island Blue 2044-40 – Custom matched in a Sansin stain. Ronse Massey Developments. Quote of the Week Posts of the Week @citrineliving: Beautiful Homes of Instagram. Tuesday: Cottage Interior Design Ideas. Wednesday: Transitional Farmhouse Interior Design. Kitchen of the Month New Classic White Kitchen – Renovation Inspiration. Latest Interior Design Ideas: Latest Interior Design Ideas. Inspiring Interior Design Ideas: Interior Design Ideas Post. More Interior Design Ideas: New & Fresh Interior Design Ideas for your Home. Trending on Home Bunch: Interior Design Ideas – a weekly series on Home Bunch. Popular on Pinterest: Interior Design Ideas. Popular on Home Bunch: Beautiful post featuring a collection of Farmhouse Interior Design Ideas. Follow Home Bunch on Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram. You can follow my pins here: Pinterest/HomeBunch See more Inspiring Interior Design Ideas in my Archives. Popular Paint Color Posts: The Best Benjamin Moore Paint Colors 2016 Paint Color Ideas for your Home Interior Paint Color and Color Palette Pictures Interior Paint Color and Color Palette Ideas Inspiring Interior Paint Color Ideas Interior Paint Color and Color Palette New 2015 Paint Color Ideas Interior Paint Color Ideas Interior Design Ideas: Paint Color Interior Ideas: Paint Color More Paint Color Ideas Wasn’t it fun to be here today? I hope you had a good time. Now, go ahead, dream and have some great plans for your weekend. Nothing is impossible and impossible is nothing! We’ll talk soon! with Love, Luciane from HomeBunch.com Interior Design Services within Your Budget Come Follow me on Come Follow me on Get Home Bunch Posts Via Email Contact Luciane Sources: 1st Image: John Kraemer & Sons.