Polaroid Wall

Polaroid photos are a type of instant film photography that is still popular today. If you have a large Polaroid collection, you can show it off on your wall to impress others or simply enjoy it yourself. One important tip: decide how large you want the grid of pictures to be and ensure that the size you choose will fit on the wall you want to cover. Photo by Taryn Elliott from Pexels.

World Map

World maps are fascinating because they provide the thrilling sensation of being able to point somewhere to indicate where you are from, where you've been, and where you might want to go someday. Photo by Brett Zeck on Unsplash.

Mirror Mirror on the Wall

If there's one simple way to make a room appear larger, it's to hang a mirror. Mirrors will reflect natural light and space in even the smallest of rooms, creating an expansive effect that you would not normally get in a regular room. This is why every interior designer has one item that they return to time and time again : Mirror. Image credit - IKEA Singapore.

Washi Tape

I'm completely smitten with Washi Tape, every time I pass by Diaso Singapore, I will shop for Washi Tape. For those who are unfamiliar what is Washi Tape, it is a decorative Japanese tape that crafters are completely obsessed with. It also possesses a magical ability that transforms whatever it is attached to into the cutest thing in the world. So if you're going to do this to your own walls, you won't feel limited by colours. Image credit - Mckenna Bleu.

LED String Fairy Lights

String lights décor is what takes this bedroom design to whole new level. Bring in some festive mood to your everyday life by picking a design like this. It's amazing how much of a difference a strand of fairy lights can make in a bedroom. You can wrap the lights around mirrors, you can hang them over your bed, or you can cram them into colored glass bottles.... and no matter what, they'll end up looking beautiful. Photo by Daria Shevtsova on Unsplash.

Gallery Wall

Nothing adds more personality and color to a room than a gallery wall. Showcase a collection of art or photographs, or incorporate wall hangings and other ephemera. To spice things up, go for simple, cohesive frames or a variety of ornate variations! Pro tip: To create the illusion of a larger space, extend the gallery wall all the way to the ceiling. Photo by Jonny Caspari on Unsplash.

DIY Abstract Art

DIY abstract art is one of the simplest and most straightforward methods of bedroom decoration. You don't have to be an artist to create some amazing paintings to hang on your walls! What's great about abstract art is that you don't have to worry about making mistakes. Photo by Steve Johnson on Unsplash.

Pegboard Wall

IKEA's SKADIS pegboard is a versatile wall shelf. It is inexpensive, sustainable, and artistic. SKADIS accessories allow you to truly personalize your bedroom wall. You can use it to store your workout essentials or pictures of people you care about. Don't be afraid to play around with lighting. These would be stunning at night. Image credit - engoedverhaal.nu.

Hang a Painting

In a small space, an oversized painting or photograph will command attention and set the tone. In a minimalist setting, try a black-and-white photograph or a vibrant and textured piece of pop art. You can find affordable art pieces at affordableartfair.com. Alternatively, you can download (any) free image from Unsplash.com. Photo by Daniel Cheung on Unsplash.

Wall Hang Tapestry Mat

Tapestries create a dramatic and dreamlike atmosphere. To hang, use a standard curtain rail mount or damage-free sticky hooks. Place the tapestry higher on the wall for a more dramatic effect, or closer to the bed for the illusion of a traditional headboard. It can also be used to hide any unsightly blemishes on the walls. Need lighting to go with the look? Shop for lighting fixtures in our lighting collection here!