I’ve always believed walls set the tone for any room, and honestly, changing them can be a pain. Remodeling is too pricey and Painting is time-consuming and messy. It’s a lot. Do you know what makes life easier? Wallpaper. Slap it on, boom—an instant makeover. And when you’re tired of it? Peel it off and start fresh, no biggie.
If you’re like me and love saving a buck, making your own wallpaper is genius. Can’t find what you want in stores? DIY it. The possibilities are endless—photos, abstract designs, your favorite flower, whatever. Just imagine it, and you can make it happen.
Geometric Wallpaper
Minimalist patterns rock, don’t they? A simple geometric look can elevate any room without overdoing it. Want to try? Paint your design onto plain wallpaper. Trust me, this DIY will make your room pop without feeling overwhelming.
Putting Up Wallpaper
The thought of hanging wallpaper scared me until I found an easy tutorial. You pick your style, grab your tools, and follow along. Honestly, the process is surprisingly quick—who knew?
DIY Cactus Wallpaper
I’ve been obsessed with Southwest vibes lately. There’s something fun about drawing little gold cactuses on paper with stencils. They’re cute, trendy, and super easy to make. Any craft store has the stuff you need, so it’s not hard to start.
DIY Brushstroke Wallpaper
Neutral walls are cool, but they can get boring fast. Adding a splash of color with hand-painted brushstrokes is such a fun way to liven things up. Furthermore, it’s easy, and you don’t need to be an artist to pull it off.
Budget Geometric Wall
When I wanted to redecorate my kid’s room, I was on a tight budget. A $20 geometric feature wall tutorial saved me. It’s affordable, looks amazing, and only takes a couple of hours.
Herringbone Wallpaper Hacks
Installing wallpaper takes a little practice, especially if you’re working with patterns like herringbone. I found this tutorial packed with tips—super helpful whether you’re using store-bought wallpaper or your own DIY version.
Painted Wallpaper Accents
Bathrooms can feel dull, but a little stencil and some paint change everything. I followed a guide that used blue paint for an accent wall, and it turned out stunning. You can do it all over or just a section. Either way, it wows everyone who sees it.
Faux Floral Wallpaper
Ever used a paper-cutting tool? They’re life-changing. For a unique wall project, I cut floral designs out of paper and created faux wallpaper. It looks intricate but is way easier than it seems with the right tools.
Sharpie Wallpaper
Who knew Sharpies could be so versatile? Draw a cute pattern right onto the wall or a removable wallpaper sheet. It’s so simple, and the results are incredible—it feels like walking into a completely new room.
Framed Chinoiserie Wallpaper
Instead of covering a whole wall with black and white wallpaper, try framing pieces of wallpaper. I loved this idea because you can swap the patterns whenever you want. No commitment, no hassle—it’s perfect for someone like me who’s always changing things up.
DIY Dotted Wallpaper
This one’s fun and casual. Hand-painting dots create a playful vibe, but if you stick to neutral colors, it stays classy. It’s a perfect balance between fun and chic.
Photo Wallpaper
I love photography, so this DIY spoke to me. I printed out my favorite pictures and made a collage-style wallpaper. It’s cozy, personal, and a joy to create. In addition, the process brought back so many memories while picking the photos.
Floral Patterns with Sharpie
Floral designs never go out of style, but finding the perfect one is hard. That’s where a Sharpie comes in handy. I drew my own flowers right onto the wall. The best part? Sharpies come in so many colors, you can match any aesthetic.
Peel-and-Stick Subway Tile Wallpaper
Transforming a room doesn’t have to break the bank. Peel-and-stick subway tile wallpaper is budget-friendly and looks modern and sleek. It’s amazing how realistic it looks once it’s up!
Every time I try a new wallpaper project, I learn something different. The creativity, the cost-saving, and the satisfaction of seeing the final result make it worth every second. If you haven’t tried DIY wallpaper yet, what are you waiting for? Go for it—you won’t regret it.
