DIY: Removable Fabric Walls
You can use fabrics with charming prints to spruce up your walls
Aside from wall decals and wallpaper—which are both easy to use and replace, you may also decorate your walls using dainty fabrics in different colors. You may even choose materials with fun prints that go well with the theme of your space.
Since this is not permanent, you can always change the design whenever you feel like giving your room a new look. Let this project guide you.
DIY Inspired by apartmenttherapy.com | Main photo from vintagerevivals.com and apartmenttherapy.com.
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