4 Ways to Make Over Your Living Room

Adorn the Walls in Unexpected Ways

Heminway and Colombo set out to do something inventive with fabric panels. “We wanted to break up the back wall a bit because it was so large and bare,” says Colombo. They glued vintage Brunschwig & Fils ikat fabric to quarter-inch foam core, then framed the panels with a simple molding and topped them with four prints that are “graphic but also humorous and beautifully executed,” says Heminway. To keep the space from looking too polished, she casually leaned a large piece of art against one wall. “It didn’t have a wire anyway!” she says.