big empty wall decoration, help!
Maria Laura D'orazio
6 years ago
Hi! my bedroom has a big long empty wall that I don't know how to decorate. I can't put furniture in there because the space would be too narrow, also I don't know which paintings/pictures I should chose for it. I would like to keep a green and yellow colour palette so something in a green colour would be great. I am also not sure on what to put behind my bed and on its sides as they are really small and there is very little space for side tables, do you think I should put some curtains around it so it creates symmetry with the curtains on the other side of the door? advice? thank you so much! Maria
curtains on sides of the bed
paintings on top of the bed
paintings/pictures in green tones on empty wall
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Ellie
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