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Pimp Your Crib: 9 Tree Wall Decals From Etsy

Nicole Abbott — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 11:42:14 PST

Ah, the beauty of nature! Many mamas and mamas-to-be love the idea of bringing nature indoors - and into the baby's room - with vinyl or fabric tree decals. From a woodland fantasy scene to a modern enchanted forest, the world - or should we say, Etsy! - is your oyster. Check out these 10 tree wall decals and let the peel-and-stick decorating begin!

Picture Perfect Camera Decals: Love It or Leave It?

GeekSugar — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 03:47:09 PDT

I'm all about sticking things on my walls, and this Picture Perfect Camera Collection ($36) is no exception. Perfect for the study, your photo room, office, or hobby room, this group of 30 vinyl decals is just the thing to dress up any sparse space. What do you think - love it or leave it?

Reviving a Space With Kitchen Decals

Casa Community — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 06:00:00 PDT

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!

Four Awesome Tron and Tron: Legacy Wall Decals From Blik

Kristen Hawley — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 05:04:13 PST

When Tron: Legacy hit theaters last year, it came with no shortage of Tron-themed merchandise. There are the Monster T1 headphones, jewelry, and even snowboarding boots. To add to the list, four sets of Tron wall decals by Blik. Two designs are from the 1982 original; two are from the recent sequel.

Tron: The Grid ($45) and Tron: Master Control Program ($40) designs are from the original; Tron: Legacy - Battle ($50) and Tron: Legacy - Lightcycles ($50) are from last year's sequel. All decals are self-adhesive and removable, so don't worry about damaging walls or making a permanent change. Check them all out in the slideshow!

Unisex Decals Cheer Up Drab Bedroom Walls

Leta Shy — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 10:07:13 PST

There are lots of ways to go the traditional boy or girl route when decorating your lil one's nursery. But if you don't subscribe to gender-specific decorating, wall decals are an easy way to jazz up a room. Check out my favorite five options.

Cool Idea: Vinyl Wall Stripes

CasaSugar — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 05:00:00 PDT

I'm kind of over the wall decal trend, even though I myself was guilty as charged about two years ago. They're a bit gimmicky, especially those with a trompe l'oeil effect. But I must admit, the wall décor is a great option for renters. I was delighted to come across a more sophisticated alternative, these Room Stripes Wall Decals ($40) from Walls Need Love.

Available in a couple dozen colors and your choice of width, the stripes look just like painted stripes, but they're removable and reusable! So they're perfect for renters and anyone planning to move in the near future. You can mix up the colors and widths if you like, and perhaps even make a plaid pattern . . . and you won't have to worry about paint leaking or dripping. They couldn't be easier and they're mess-free!

If you'd prefer to paint your stripes, check out how I painted stripes in my powder room and be sure to pick up a roll of Frog Tape!

10 Sources For Wall Decals

CasaSugar — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 09:00:00 PDT

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.

Cool Idea: Dress Up Your Stairs

CasaSugar — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 07:30:00 PDT

Are you over the whole decal craze? Yeah, I kind of am, too. But these playful staircases have me thinking about giving it another try. When a plain entryway could use a little dressing up, a simple and creative solution is to put a few sticky studs on a staircase. Counting your way upstairs or skipping over zebra print makes for a much more enjoyable trip than blank wooden slats. Don't you think?

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Cool Idea: Transform Imperfections Into Art

CasaSugar — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 14:00:00 PDT

If you have an imperfection in your wall, you may feel the need to hide it with something - a framed photo, a painting, wallpaper, a piece of furniture - but with these wall decals, you can embrace it! The TakeBreak Wall Decal ($6) set contains little leaves, birds, and butterflies meant to transform that crack in your wall into a small nature scene. Depending on the style of the room, I could see this as a clever solution. Would you use wall decals to disguise your wall's imperfections?

Roundup: Flatware Off the Table

CasaSugar — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 11:00:00 PDT

Ever since a friend of mine stenciled an adorable fork, knife, and spoon pattern on her kitchen floor, I've been fixated on flatware motifs. I already own a set of adorable flatware-adorned dish towels, so I should probably not go overboard - but this clever refrigerator decal is hard to resist!

If you like the look, you're in luck, because I've rounded up a hearty serving of utensil motifs for you to stick a fork in, like this High Style Wall Decals Spoon, Fork, Knife design ($25). Dig into the rest of my picks in the widget below.