Hand-painted wall paintings can be created in the following ways, offering both beauty and practicality:
1，Direct Wall Painting
Use oil pastels or paint to create floral, landscape, and other designs directly on the wall. For example, a wisteria wall with a baby blue background accented with taro purple florals.
Or, for a late autumn scene like the Forbidden City's red walls and ginkgo leaves.
Use scraper techniques to create a three-dimensional effect. For example, a rose wall with crushed oil pastels and layered petals.Clouds: Use white circles and blend with your finger.
2，Hanging Framed Paintings
The ideal height for a single painting is 1.5-1.7 meters from the ground. The width of the painting behind the sofa should be 2/3 of the sofa.
Use invisible hooks or rails to secure the paintings. When assembling multiple paintings, maintain a distance of 5-12 cm. You can arrange them symmetrically or in a radial pattern.
3，Color and Space Matching Tips
Abstract color blocks or floral still lifes can quickly elevate a space. The colors of the paintings should complement the furniture and curtains.
If ceiling height is insufficient, hanging paintings vertically can create a visually appealing effect. Use spotlights at a 30-degree angle to minimize glare.
4，Special Material Treatment
For tiled walls, it's recommended to use moisture-proof screw-type traceless stickers. For latex painted walls, apply transparent tape before nailing to prevent peeling.
For oil paintings, start with the darkest areas to avoid muddy colors. Use thicker paint on bright areas to enhance the three-dimensional effect.