Before working with my interior design clients, one of the issues they say they run into most is empty space—big, blank walls with nothing but paint. Left untouched, these areas can leave a room feeling incomplete. However, the wrong décor can throw off the style you’ve curated or simply not be at the right scale for the room. To help you with your design woes, we’ve curated a list of a few of our favorite ways to fill a blank wall. Let’s get started!

Every home starts out with a few eyesores. It doesn’t matter if you live in a high-rise condo or a three-bedroom home. You most likely have cords, outlets, or other exposed elements that disrupt the flow of your home’s design. However, you don’t have to live with them! There are ways to conceal these problems around your home. All it takes is a little creativity and handy work.