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25 Awesome Wall Art Ideas

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Got a blank space on your wall just begging for something creative? You’ve hit a road block though and just can’t decide what would look best there. I’ve been busy collecting wall art ideas just for you! Here are 25 cool projects that you’ll love.

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Whether you follow their instructions or just draw some inspiration, you’re going to love what you find.

1. Framed Patchwork
2. Tree Painting
3. Modern Silhouette Tutorial
4. Tin Tile Wall Art
5. Colorful Mosaic Wall
6. Wood Shim Mirror
7. Ikea Mirror Knockoff
8. Vintage Fabric Art
9. Canvas Logo Art
10. Calendar Art
11. Paint Chip Wall Art
12. Framed Botanicals
13. 3D Wall Art
14. Frame your own artwork
15. DIY Impressionist Painting
16. Miniature Framed Silhouettes from Canning Jar Lids
17. Painted Tree Wall Art
18. Easy Circle Wall Art
19. Painted Wall Art for Non-Artists
20. Name and Est. Date Wall Art
21. Vinyl Wall Art
22. Dining Room Art
23. Peacock Wall Art
24. Planes, Trains and Automobiles Wall Art
25. Shadow Box Shelf Tutorial

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Comments

  1. What an incredible post and I am honored to be a part of it! So happy you liked my Canvas Logo Art Amanda 🙂 The other projects you posted are fabulous..definitely going to be doing some blog hopping now, thanks again! Happy Saturday!

    Katie

  5. Thank you so, so much for featuring my paper peacock feather art! What an honor and I truly appreciate it. Take care and hope you’re enjoying your summer so far 🙂

  6. #15 is an invited link only…I did want to see the tutorial on the impressionist style. Thanks for all the other links. This is my favorite craft site and I know I can always get inspired while visiting this site!

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