Get arty and make a statement for your walls with some of these wall art ideas – They are statements that will help set the tone of your whole room.
Wall Art Ideas
This sunburst mirror frame is made out of paint sticks! It is gorgeous – costs less than 4$ to make and takes an afternoon!
Tissue paper circles make a fun Venn statement for your wall. This wall art DIY idea would look great in a kids play room!
Create a giant dream catcher out of a hula hoop with this weaving art project. Its fun for kids to make and look at!
Who knew that thumbtacks could be so glamorous! Check out these geometric design wall art ideas all made with tacks.
You can have an ongoing game of tic-tac-toe going on your wall. These giant O’s and X’s are magnetic – for years of fun!
Create a giant wall clock. Â The 3D buttons along the edge of the clock add dimension.
Use scrap wood to create a set of arrows for a simple wall display. If you have a miter saw this project goes together really fast!
Animal Heads for your Wall
Iron heads are a fun renaissance-esque addition to a wall – collect several for a themed collection for a wall.Â
Make a statement with a faux animal head for your wall. This kit is easy to assemble – you can pick a variety of animal heads.
A unicorn doubles as wall art and as a key “drop-off-station.” You won’t loose your keys again – in style.
This pair of moose or deer are sleek and clean. Love the all-white wall accents.
Fake animal heads are my kids favorite wall decoration. Here is a paper mache zebra available to guard your kids room.
Inspired by church windows this wall archway shelf has a bunch of cubbies for storing knicknacks and an industrial feel.
A wall easel is a perfect display for a theme of wall art photos and images.
Love science? Why not adorn your walls with the periodic tables in a giant wall chart. Love it!
DIY Wall Art
String Art – it’s an easy wall decoration to make all you need is a TON of string and a fun design. You don’t even need wood if you don’t mind holes in the wall.
Paint chips could be so fun! Cut shapes out of the paint chips and arrange them onto paper in large frames for your wall.
Do you have some pretty book spines? Use them for a DIY wall installation.
Bring a bit of nature inside – and put it on your walls with this set of wall vases.
Make a constellation for your wall – art doubles as a nightlight! You can even use battery operated lights so you don’t need to worry about wires.
Hang a small rod onto your wall along with clips to hang photos – You can capture your favorite memories on your wall.
Re-purpose scrap pallets into wall art. Â You can draw an outline on the planks of the United States or write a message in big block letters.
You can make this yourself use shims for a multi-dimensional replication of this painted woodwork. Or buy it from Pottery Barn.
The American Flag has a lot of character and is the perfect wall decoration for a July 4th party.
Cut a stack of dowel rods with a variety of lengths and widths to create a statement wall.
Have a favorite city? Find a vintage map of the city and print it up – This map of San Francisco is a great addition to a room. You can also put a map on the wall of all the places you have gone.
Wrap a canvas in string and spray paint for a fun effect – this wall art project is easy enough that even your kids can become master artists!
If you have a chopped trunk from a tree or some branches, consider cutting slices off and creating a wall installation that is one-of-a-kind.
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