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Add a third-dimension to your walls: 3D wall panels can offer a unique, eye-catching look.
One company called WallArt offers chic, environmentally friendly wall coverings. The three-dimensional effect can help add the “wow” factor to a room, whether styled as ultra-modern or country chic. You can choose from several geometric designs, like minimalist Tetris or more characterful Bricks. An added bonus with these 3D wall panels: The coverings are washable.
The 3-D wall panels can be painted to suit any color scheme in a home too. For example, go more trendy by painting the 3D wall panels in shades of green, such as lime or emerald, while the rest of the room is in more muted shades, like pale grey, blush pink, white, or beige. Metallic tones--like in silver, gold, or bronze--can also be used to add more drama for a feature wall.
Take a look at some of these examples from WallArt.
Melissa Dittmann Tracey is a contributing editor for REALTOR® Magazine, editor of the Styled, Staged & Sold blog, and produces a segment called "Hot or Not?" in home design that airs on NAR’s Real Estate Today radio show. Follow Melissa on Instagram and Twitter at @housingmuse.
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