Wall Decor: How to Quickly Refresh Your Interior

All the methods listed below share one important point: walls don't need to be perfectly prepped for painting – small imperfections are easily hidden by texture, making the update truly fast and inexpensive 👍

I think everyone has seen these miracle rollers for creating unusual patterned plaster 😉

You can find a huge variety of them now, with attachments featuring completely different patterns.

But I'll tell you a big secret: you can do perfectly well without store-bought attachments, because you can upgrade a roller yourself 😀

For example, by wrapping twine around it in a random pattern.

You can also use an old t-shirt – it's great for adding volume that will soak up the paint.

A roller can even evolve with the help of an ordinary plastic bag!

Not throwing away old sponges is a great skill 😉 After all, it's with such a useless sponge that you can get a wall with an effect I call à la mélange )) You will need 2 contrasting colors in a related palette for painting.

It also looks very good on a white wall – the main thing here is to pair white with light and airy tones.

A very noble pattern, similar to woven fabric, is obtained using an ordinary stiff brush. If you use the dry brush method and pick up a shade that is lighter than the base color, the "threads" will be more expressive.

An even richer pattern is obtained if you add transverse stripes. But there are nuances here: the perpendicular lines must be flawless, so you will have to use a level and additionally make markings – for example, with fishing line or bead embroidery thread.

If you know any other similar tricks, please share! This is more relevant to me now than ever 🙃