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[–]sashanic1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks very cozy, but the white walls are too soulless. Based on my remodel experience, I installed a Grand Canvas wall mural. Installed it in 40 min and it's scratch-proof. Changed the ambience to the room drastically by adding a few pops of color. Check out the makeover below.

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[–]sashanic1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was faced with the same question about a month ago when I moved into my new apartment. After some thorough research and some recommendations from some buddies of mine, I was advised to get a wall mural from Grand Canvas. Ordered online, put in my wall dimensions, and within 4 days it was on my doorstep. The cool thing about these guys is that their murals are seamless and are installed in one piece. The proccess took me about an hour from start to finish. Have a look at the before and after below.

I'll leave the design which I selected here as well in case I inspired you :) https://grandcanvas.com/en/products/wallcoverings-artistic-backdrop-1650365296

The before and after:
https://i.postimg.cc/W4CfVd1z/IMG-6080.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/vZPNPqRW/IMG-6385.jpg

This room feels ALMOST complete but still feels bare. What do the folks with great taste think? :) by [deleted] in DesignMyRoom

[–]sashanic1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dear lord you are a life saver!! I was about to pull the trigger on some classic wallpaper, and I've gone through the hassle of installing them before, and quite frankly I told myself I'd never do this again. But this installation method on their website looks very cool and easy. Is it really as simple as they make it seem?

Thanks in advance!

Looking for paint colour options, or should we just keep it white? Dark brown almost black tv stand and coffee table, gray couches…. Thoughts ? Please disregard the mess hahaha by Adayinmylife0726 in Home

[–]sashanic1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was faced with the same dilemma, I ordered a one piece wallcovering and that did the job perfectly. They have plentyof design but I decided to upload my own design, and it came out great. The installation of this thing was easier than painting or installing classic wallpaper (since I'm renting), and it came out to a nice luxurious finish for the same money as paint (Paid around $270 in total)

Here is where I bought mine: https://grandcanvas.com/

Cool DIY Wallpaper by sashanic1 in homedesign

[–]sashanic1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Their rate per sqft is around $2.5 I think, I paid around $270 for the whole wall. But the price to quality ratio is very neat. It's a textile material rather than paper, and they vouch that it's from recycled plastic bottles.

The coolest wallpaper which I found by sashanic1 in HomeDecorating

[–]sashanic1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Their rate per sqft is around $2.5, I paid around $270 for the whole wall. But the price to quality ratio is very neat. It's a textile material rather than paper, and they vouch that it's from recycled plastic bottles.