How To Highlight Wall?

Hey Ranita, I created a gallery wall to highlight my drawing room’s wall. So, I can help you learn how to highlight walls. I grouped a lot of beautiful items in my home and presented them on display to create a unique look. I will tell you more about this and one more idea below.

How to Highlight One Wall?

Here are two ways you can uniquely highlight your wall.

1. Gallery Walls: This is a great way to highlight a wall if you have a collection. It goes both ways as you present your collection, highlighting both the collection and the wall in the process. I displayed vintage china. But, you can also go for clocks, hands or hardware. You can use sideboards and shelving to group the items.

2. Wainscot: This is another different way to elevate your wall’s look. Wainscotting adds dimension and a sense of pride through fine details. You can pick from different wainscotting types.

This is all from my end. I hope you now know some beautiful ways to highlight the wall in your house.

Our bedroom walls were of cream colour, and they looked really good. However, after installing a large mirror, I wanted to highlight the wall where it was hung. There are many ways of highlighting one wall and I had made a list of them. You can go for installing lights, drawing, painting the wall all new or other methods. I would be glad to share a few I love.

How to Highlight a Wall?

Some ways in which you can easily highlight a wall are:

Select a bold, contrasting colour and paint one wall to make it pop within the space. This is the most simple way to highlight a wall.

Apply visually appealing wallpaper with a unique pattern or texture to make the wall stand out. This is an easy and simple way to make a wall stand out from the rest.

You can always install textured panels, like wood or 3D designs, to add depth and character to the wall you want to highlight.

Install shelves to showcase decor pieces, turning the wall into an artful display.

Incorporate unique lighting fixtures to draw attention to the chosen wall.

Place a large mirror on the wall to reflect light and create a sense of spaciousness, adding elegance.

These are some easy ways I can think as of now. If you have some more ways to highlight a wall, please share them with me here as well.

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I visited one of my friends recently and loved her house. However I would also like to mention that her living room was overall bright and good looking but it seemed everything was monotonous. There is no wall that was highlighted, the floor too matched perfectly yet there was something missing. Everything was perfectly organised but without even going to her bedroom, I could predict how it must be looking. Maybe it is my personal view but I believe highlighting a wall to attract people’s attention is a great thing to do. I have designs made on one wall at least in each of the rooms of my house. If you too want to get some ideas on how to highlight wall paint to give an elegant look to your house, get to know about them here. I am going to share some tips that you can try and be sure it is going to be budget-friendly.

How to highlight wall?

The easiest way to highlight a wall of a room is to paint it with a different colour than the other three walls. For example, my living room’s walls are painted with a light yellow colour except for one side. I painted a wall brick red, the one where the TV is hung to give my room a classy look and trust me it looks great. This is the simplest method to highlight a wall. Other methods can be to opt for:

• Murals on a wall

• Use mirrors or other art works on the wall

• You can use wallpaper as well

• Let your lights focus on the wall you want to highlight

Apart from opting for these techniques, you also need to focus on the type of highlighter wall paint. You must have heard about

• Dulux Velvet Touch Paint

• Asian Royale Glitz

• Glow in Dark Acrylic Paint and more

It is best  to let some expert painters do this task as per your demand and instruction.

I hope you have got an idea about how to highlight wall paint now.

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