Wallpaper Inspiration – Brit + Co

You don’t have to color the lines when painting a mural in your space – everything you create is up to you! Color doors and windowsills, like this gummy worm mural. Now we want erasers…

If you want to add color to your room but don’t want to paint an entire wall mural, just paint part of your wall. If you’ve already done up the space, just pick your favorite decor color for the paint.

Your house, garage or shed doesn’t have to be a solid color. The fun geometric shapes and crazy colors are a feast for the eyes, especially when playing with space and arrangement.

Add different shades of the same color to the corner of the room to get the right amount of visual layering and dimension. Replace your indoor plants and marvel at your work.

Follow the layout of your home with a collection of curved lines. Go over doors, behind objects and down to the ground…just because.

Play with different shapes and directions in the same mural. Straight, vertical stripes look great under winding horizontal leaves.

Siri, play “Here Comes The Sun”. We love solar patterns, and this solar mural is now on our to-do list.

When paired with natural light and colorful furniture, bright paint colors are always a good idea. Layer different colors and shapes on top of each other for a fun and playful finish.

Attach your mural to other parts of your home. We’re obsessed with how this bold blue wall paint matches the stairs and the aqua matches the door frame.