Small and compact spaces present a great opportunity to create warmth and personality. There are plenty of ways to creatively use space, no matter how modest the setting.
Here are a few ideas that might be useful to get you kickstarted:
Incorporate Artwork Into Bookshelf Displays
If you have a bookshelf in your room, you might find yourself hard pressed to find space for your artwork. Art doesn’t always have to be on the wall- try incorporating the artworks into the display shelves of books, and then top it off with some framed works of art.

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If you’re seeking something a little more creative, you can hang the artwork directly on the bookshelf! All you need is a vertical beam and a nail to create an added dimension to your space.

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Leaning Artwork and Layering
One of the main reasons people struggle with deciding on artwork for the home is largely due to the drilling of holes in walls. We’ve got a solution for those with a touch of fickle-mindedness.

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Avoid the hassle of drilling or sealing holes on your freshly painted walls by layering artworks in leaning arrangements. Layering the artwork adds depth to the room and takes care of the extra white space that can make your expensive console or coffee table look lonely.
Create Artistic Wall Vignettes
It’s hard to ignore the brilliance of this next idea. Utilizing wallpaper patterned like photo frames whilst strategically incorporating artworks directly onto it proves to be both cost effective and efficient.
Get your kids to create their very own “wall of art”, and feel free to change it up every now and then to jazz up the space.

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You can also create framed wall vignettes; mixing and matching various frame sizes and styles. Here’s a chance to showcase your style and personality, and it’s perfect for a home that’s short on wall display areas!

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