wall decor

If your walls could talk, they'd tell you to click over to Horchow and order some mirrors, artwork, or wall décor. Through Tuesday at 6 a.m. CT, the luxe home retailer is hosting its semiannual Wall Event, and all wall décor is 20 percent off, plus your order will ship for free! Just enter the code REFLECT at checkout to snag the deal. From paintings to tapestries to mirrors, there's plenty to choose from and lots to lust after. I'm particularly loving this set of Four Fretwork Mirrors ($236, reduced from $295). They've got a diva chinoiserie-style and would bring a little shimmer and pattern to an empty wall. Check out some more of my picks from the sale below!

Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member h2urhome from the Crave Worthy Creations group:

This is where my daughter's Pez collection sat for years.

To see how h2urhome displayed the collection as a piece of wall décor, continue reading.

Découpage artist sisters Michaelle and Margie of Dorset Decoupage were recently approached by a family friend who wanted help decorating her first post-grad apartment. With backgrounds in interior design, the duo had no trouble hunting down chic, affordable furniture, mixing Ikea furnishings with estate sale and flea market finds for a fresh, youthful style.

But when it came time to put art on the walls, they wanted something one-of-a-kind and statement-making that would give the space a polished, grown-up aesthetic. So, they looked no further than their own découpage studio, creating a wall arrangement with handmade plates and dishes featuring antique floral, botanical, sea, and wildlife prints. With a mix of round, oval, square, and rectangular shapes, they composed a symmetrical layout that garners attention from all of their friend's guests. I adore the eclectic mix of imagery; from a heart and arrow to a flamingo and butterfly, it beats store-bought artwork any day.

In my experience, whenever I move I have a difficult time hanging art and photos on the walls. I'm usually afraid I'll change my mind about what I want where and be stuck with off-center wall art or ugly holes. This results in numerous pieces leaning against the walls for the first few months until I finally take the plunge and nail 'em up.

One solution I've learned is to put up some shallow picture ledges. This way, there's no worry about switching up the art, and I even add small vases and other narrow decor items so that it can change with the seasons, with my mood, or when I've added a new piece of furniture. A long ledge above the couch is a personal favorite of mine, since it typically stays put. If you're as noncommittal with art as me, do you have any tricks?

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Get the hang of it. Through Monday morning at Horchow, all wall décor, art, and mirrors will be 20 percent off. The selection includes nature-inspired and abstract artwork, tapestries, wall décor, figures and objects, and mirrors of all styles, sizes, and prices. Better yet, all of these items ship for free! Just enter the code ART4WALL to snag the deal.

I'm loving this new Starlet Mirror ($396). Made of wood, it seems like a more timeless version of those trendy sunburst/starburst mirrors everyone can't get enough of. Here are a few of my other picks from the sale:

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