If your home decor is feeling a little drab, you certainly aren't alone. Now that it's spring, many homeowners want to give their property a fresh feel. And since interior designers recommend updating a room's decor every five to 10 years, it's probably about time to consider a little makeover. But you don't necessarily have to start from scratch to make a space feel new and exciting. Small additions, like stick on wood panels, can be a cool way to add warmth to any space. In today's post, we're showcasing five rooms that can easily benefit from the little engineered hardwood.
Where Can You Add Warmth With Peel and Stick Wood Planks for Walls?
- In Your Home Office: If you work from home in any capacity, it's important to make your office space look professional and welcoming. Adding a peel and stick accent wall behind your desk can make this workspace look both official and sophisticated. Not only will it impress your clients, but it may even help you be more productive. Studies have found that bringing nature into the office can reduce stress, improve focus, and increase creativity, all of which will help you be more successful in work and in life.
- In the Nursery: If you're expecting a little bundle of joy in the near future, you've probably spent a lot of time figuring out how you want the baby's room to look. Using interior wood plank walls in the nursery as an accent behind the crib can make this space feel calm, safe, and beautiful. It's a gender-neutral way to decorate, as well as working well with just about any color scheme. Plus, peel and stick wood planks for walls are easy to install -- a bonus for soon-to-be parents who are already stressed out by the number of tasks on their to-do list.
- In the Mudroom: The mudroom may not currently be your favorite space in your home, but it soon will be if you add some stick on wood planks to the coat hanging area. These peel and stick wood planks for walls are an excellent way to define this space and to make it feel a bit more special. You don't even have to cover the entire wall; you can use these stick on panels halfway up the wall, top it off with a floating shelf, and add some hooks to create your own faux furniture piece. This can make your mudroom more functional and more attractive when guests come to visit.
- In the Living Room: Sure, you can use all kinds of peel and stick wood planks for walls in your living room. But have you ever considered using these planks on the ceiling instead? Reclaimed wood beams are all the rage, but you can obtain an even more desirable effect by using stick on panels on your living room ceiling. This will allow you to create a unique focal point and to bring both color and life into this main space.
- In the Kitchen: Adding texture or a colorful accent in the kitchen is common, especially as part of a backsplash. But if you're the kind of person who loves an all-white kitchen, there are still some ways to use wood planks in creative ways. If you have an eat-in kitchen or a breakfast nook, wood paneling can be a fantastic way to define these areas and make them feel completely cozy. Alternatively, you could use peel and stick wood planks for walls on smaller structural details (like around the pantry or in an oddly shaped corner) to make otherwise awkward design features look intentional and endearing.
As you can see, wood wall planks make it easy to add warmth to virtually any room in your home. To learn more about our wood wall products, please contact us today.
