Wave wall painting diy

Some of the coolest projects we’ve done on Hidden Potential are actually so easy to do – you just need to be ready to make a change and really go for it! On Season 2, Episode 5 “From Beige to Beautiful,” my good friend Kim Frost of Ripe Designs helped me create this awesome Painted Waves Wall Mural for the homeowners. The home’s design leans Scandinavian with lots of neutral tones throughout, so this mural was the perfect way to infuse the space with some movement and color. It’s totally…

Ombre wave wall we painted for the baby's room.

Deep ocean blue and pure white paint. Start with blue at the bottom (can roll on). Mix a lil white with blue in a tray and continue up the wall until about 2 ft from the top. Then use brush over entire wall to blend and make water like ripples. After blues are dry, start at top with pure white and blend down with brush!

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Easy-to-hang canvas print with that airy "floating off the wall" look Canvas is 15/64 inch (4mm) thick with clean folded edges With wooden rear spacer, print stands 3/4 inch (2cm) away from the wall Mount directly to the wall using included 3M tabs No nails, screws, or holes in the wall required. Candy Pink Wave Machine Abstract Retro Swirl Pattern. Swirly, dreamy, modern aesthetic; preppy y2k colors. Contemporary trippy groovy boho design. By Kierkegaard Design Studio.

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So I knew from the start that I wanted to do some kind of funky 70s touches to our new home, but the question inevitably was “what and where??” I think the wavy wallpaper and textiles that are part of the classic 70s look are really fun but I didn’t want to overdo it to where you feel a bit dizzy when you look at it, so I decided to do a large scale version in a more organic shape to get that groovy 70s vibe in a more modern color scheme. It’s actually pretty simple how it all came…