20 DIY Wall Decor Ideas Worth All the Craftiness

This is childhood craft time meets adult wall space at its finest. Customize the colors of the flowers to match your already-outfitted room, and it'll be the perfect addition to that boring wall you've always dreaded looking at.

Let's be honest, these circular wall hangings don't necessarily look like an easy DIY project. But by joining the Year of Circles, you'll get access to various classes and tutorials so that you can add these to every wall in your home. They'd also make great presents too. Just saying...

This is literally something I would get online at a bougie website for $200+ but you can actually make it for way less than that by following these easy steps. Your friends are going to freak out when they find out that you made this beauty. Be warned: They might ask you to make them one too.

If you have a HUGE wall, lots of ideas, but no clue where to start, this wooden pegboard is your answer. You can add as many sections as you want and are able to fill the board up with all your random knick-knacks. Look how chic they are all together!

DIY projects can be pricey depending on the tools you need, but this is one of the most budget-friendly tutorials you can take on.

All you need is a shower curtain and some wood to make a frame. Boom.

Add some dimension to your space with some wooden slats. It'll bring unique vibes to a room that would otherwise be filled with plain walls.

If your all-around obsession with plants is thriving, your living gallery wall will too once you plant these babies. This one might take a littttle bit more long-term effort from you, but if you love the vibrancy and the mood-boosting qualities that fresh plants bring to your home, then it's definitely worth the extra work. And if you don't yet have that green thumb, maybe take a look at these plants that are almost impossible to kill.

Bring a pop of color to your room with this (faux) flower wall situation. It's easily customizable based on your color palette and would look so good right behind your bed (headboards are overrated).

Things that are necessary for an at-home office space: a functional desk and this corkboard world map that you can easily make yourself. While you're zoning out over the flood of emails (sorry bosses, it happens) you can look up at your beautiful map and reminisce on the trips you've taken and the places you're dreaming of going.

I know it sounds crazy, but the answer to that random corner you're always looking to liven up is...shaving cream. You can easily make these gorgina marbled art pieces with some shaving cream and a little bit of acrylic paint. People will see your chic walls and wonder "is that a Picasso?" And your response will be, "no, it's a Gillette."

This painted rope wall decor is perfect for a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, or literally any room containing an empty wall. It'll bring a nice pop of color and is a great activity for your upcoming Girl's Night In paired with some vino. It's truly a win-win.

The painted wall arch is the newly popular way to add a little something. Match your desk accessories to the color of your arch and you'll feel like a new and even more productive person. I swear!

What better way to showcase your cute AF photos than on top of your crafty AF DIY project? Answer: there is none. All you need is some wood and a drill to create this stunning picture ledge. TBH, you'll spend more time picking out the perfect pictures for the ledges than you'll spend building it.

Every home needs that well-placed mirror on their empty wall, but what are you supposed to do with the rest of the space? To avoid answering this question, create a mirror gallery. It's a fun way to add some extra dimension and color to the room while showcasing some of your personal style. Tutorial: find mirrors you like and hang them on the same wall. I swear it could not be easier.

If you're not into the whole "fill my entire wall up with plants" look but can't commit to a watering sched, try this project instead. It's a minimalist's answer to adding some foliage to the walls.

For the Pantone lovers, may I suggest a paint swatch turned art piece? It's completely DIY even though it looks like you could've ordered it from a severely over-priced operation for $500. Do it yourself, and you'll be happier with the look and the price tag.

I know macrame looks decently intimidating, but with some tutorials and a little bit of courage, you'll have those empty walls covered in no time. They add that touch of boho-chic that your space is definitely craving.

FYI: you're going to need some legit tools for this one that probs don't come in the mini toolbox your parents gave you when you moved into your first apartment. But it's 100% worth it for this geometric wall art that's way better (and more reasonably priced) than anything you'll find in a store.

The scallop pattern is maybe the cutest thing you could add to your walls. Switch up the color based on your preference. All you need is a lot of paint and a lot more patience to take on this project.

A fabric flag serves as a blank canvas that's ready to showcase any word your heart desires. You can make the flag as large as you want depending on the amount of space you have on your wall, so it's perfect for any room in the house.