Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member É-clair from the Su Casa group:
I helped my friend decorate her adorable kitchen in SF! The fork and spoon wall decal is very eye-catching and playful! She ordered them from this shop on Etsy.
We found inspiration from Lonny magazine:
Have you been decorating lately? Please share your photos and details in the Su Casa group!
Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member stephaniepoli from the Su Casa group:
The pantry in our kitchen is very small, so I installed this spice rack over the stove. It's actually the ribba picture ledge from Ikea. I wrote, "let's spice things up," with a chalk marker and added labels to the jars using water-slide decal paper.
Have you finished any home projects lately? Be sure to share your photos with the Su Casa group!
From underwear to Edward Cullen, you can find a wall decal of pretty much anything you want these days. If you're on the hunt for an inexpensive, nonpermanent way to spruce up your space, I've gathered up 10 of my favorite sources for finding this reusable wall art. I'm really loving Artstick's vinyl butterfly clock ($74) — I'm always a fan of the convergence of functionality and style.
German-based company style-your-garage.com creates trompe-l'œil decals for your garage doors. From sliding barn doors to views of Provence to parked military tanks, the oversize heavy-duty sheets trick your neighbors into thinking there's much more than bikes, toolkits, and an old Honda hiding behind those automated garage doors. Clearly, these products are only meant for homeowners with a sense of humor. It's not quite my style, but it would definitely catch my eye on the sidewalk. How about you?
I know I said I am over wall decals, but I can make exceptions. The peeps from Wall Candy Arts approached me about their decals, and being the sweetheart that I am I gave their selection a gander. Most of their decals seem to be for children, which I'm all for: kids should have their fun. But, I was digging the Rococo Chalkboard Decal, so I asked to try it out. Wondering what that cryptic lettering is? Find out and hear my thoughts on the product when you read more
This Red Velvet Art Underwear Set Wall Decal ($30) kind of cracks me up; it's pretty adorable. But I can't say I'd actually want to give it such a prominent place in my home (plus I'm sort of over wall decals). Perhaps the design would be better on pillowcases like these, or just on a little print. What do you think?
About a year ago, I gave a small corner of my home a little makeover by adhering a chandelier decal to the wall and DIY-ing a tablecloth from paper. As I mentioned recently, I'm over wall decals. And I wasn't feeling the girlish hot pink, either. So, it was time to move on. 
I planned on painting my walls a blueish-gray anyway and was faced with the dilemma of what to do with the decal. Remove it entirely? Place a frame around it? Paint another chandelier in its place in a more neutral color? Decisions, decisions. I ended up painting over the decal and removing the vinyl once it dried, so that a chandelier shape was left in its place. The glories of negative space! To see the finished product, read more
I think I'm over wall decals — even my own. But I will make one exception. The Byrdie Graphics Flower Blooms ($79 for 16) offer the look of wallpaper — don't they resemble my Graham & Brown wallpaper? — but the self-adhesive graphics translate to easy application and affordability. I like how the graphics were used here on a painted wall; it helps to mimic the look of wallpaper. The gorgeous tufted fainting sofa gives the decals a leg up, too. What do you think?
The Donnie Darko Rabbit Vinyl Wall Decal ($35) features the indie flick's unmistakable mascot, Frank, telling you to wake up! This thing scares me so much, I don't think I'd be able to get to sleep in the first place. But, I do love the combination of beautiful blues in the photograph and the wacky lamp with its upside-down shade.
