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Colorful and matchy picture wall 

What do you do when the motifs you have on your wall feel dull and old? Yes, most people replace them, throw the old ones in and out with the new ones. It does not have to be this dramatic, we must take advantage of what we have and instead use the wall as an experiment. Fun and much easier, because we all know how difficult it is to make a picture wall. A new addition.

It's time to dare more, to be a little uncomfortable, rethink and go outside the box. Dare to use color, and that does not mean that you suddenly have to go from a white wall to a rainbow-colored wall. Gray and beige also count as color, as far as I know. For a person who is very confident in having it white, it is a big step to get used to a gray color. Start from what you are and push it a little more. The toughest job has already been done because you already have a finished picture wall. Be sure to take a photo of the wall, you forget faster than you think, after that you just start to clear up the wall.
In this styling, the stylist has chosen to paint the wall in a dull pink color, a shade that we can also see in the motif of the woman. It is an easy and good way when choosing a color, find a consistent shade in the motifs. For that, we find motifs that match well together in color, for example red and beige elements that go well with pink shades.
  

Add personal little motifs and let them rest on top of the frame, they are much easier to move around and replace, and can actually give a whole new impression of a wall. Also, do not be afraid to obscure the art with details in the interior, perhaps a stack of books, a tall vase, a painting leaning on a sideboard against the wall. Dare to let it be a bit in process. The best thing about everything is that the worst thing that can happen is that it goes wrong, and then we just redo and do the right thing.

Should you still want to change the motives, it goes well, of course, then you have a great basis to start from. It's time for a change, good luck!

Styling av Linnéa Salmén