Wall Decor

Fortunately for those looking to fill some wall space quickly, there are plenty of places to look for wall décor—IKEA even has a line of gorgeous photography. And Amazon, a completely accessible source for everything from affordable dorm room décor to deals on daily essentials, has a slew of eye-grabbing wall art that’s both affordable and pretty.

This latest collection of IKEA wall art features world-class photography—because you should still have gorgeous wall art, even if you're on a tight budget.

It's difficult for most people to hang a gallery wall that's not a little off, but these new services can help.

Carpet trends in 2019 and 2020 may be making a comeback. Wall-to-wall carpeting might be on its way to winning the carpet vs. hardwood battle—see what an expert has to say.

Retailers are offering home decor deals on everything from furniture to wall art. These are the Presidents Day weekend sales you need to check out.

According to a new Houzz study, bathroom accent walls are making a major comeback, in both paint and tile. Get inspired by these bathrooms rocking an accent wall.

Trying to create the perfect gallery wall in your living room? Put away the stepladder. You’re not going to need it.

Give your boring walls a boost with these beautiful wallpapers.

Want to learn how to build a gallery wall the easy way? Order this complete gallery wall kit from Hutch, which comes with everything you need for beautiful wall decor.

Wallpaper for walls is having a moment, and these wallpaper ideas will convince you to swap paint for paper in your home. Wallpaper designs have changed a lot since the busy, dark floral prints of the ’80s and ’90s, with modern wallpaper looking more like murals and custom wall art than conventional wallpaper ideas.

Damaged walls, stained carpets, ugly appliances—these easy hacks will fix them all.

Introducing a new pop of color to rooms can be easy, low-risk, and effective—it just takes the right decorative items and furnishings. Adding rugs or wall art to a space is always an option, but sometimes—especially in rooms with white walls and white ceilings that are suspiciously close in shade—an addition with a little more scale is required.