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23’ high white living room wall behind our sofa.

5 years ago

We have a modern home. We need help with decorating behind our sofa. The 2 story living room with 23’ceiling and house is completely open . Thinking multiple large scale painting to fill the 19’ long wall
Any other ideas?

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Jeffreys Interiors
5 years ago
Hello! a feature wall using wallpaper could dress this area for you; depending upon the pattern - you can then dress this further using pictures to create a gallery space and/or mirrors. alternatively, surfaceview.com can print murals to scale to fit the wall which creates an interesting piece of artwork in itself.
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