10 Traditional DIY Wall Decor Ideas

Want to give your home a facelift without breaking the bank? You can go traditional and try your hands on some fancy DIY wall decor. Sometimes all we need to do is put the right decor items in the right place to get the desired effect.

This discussion will cover traditional DIY wall decor ideas with a modern twist that you can easily indulge into your space. We'll also talk about how to put together a color scheme and how to choose appropriate festive decorations. This post is surely going to be extremely interesting, so keep reading further.

Decorate your Indian home with these 10 easy ideas!

Our Indian tradition is rich in inventiveness. Every city and county in the state has its own specialty. Let us honor our roots and bring a sense of our peaceful culture into our homes. 

1) Display kids’ artworks.

Never pressure the kids for perfection. Honor their work and their dedication to the arts. Allow your children to work on pre-marked canvas bases, wooden craft sticks, drawing papers, and any other random base. Allow them to enjoy the pleasures of art. Hang your children's artwork in the living room or set aside a space for an art gallery. The more you appreciate your children, the more likely they are to engage in creative activities.

2) MDF Pre marked Wall hangers

It took me a long time to realize that painting and crafting should always be childish. We frequently seek perfection in all aspects of decor and creativity. However, creativity never demands perfection. It asks for your representation. Get the MDF pre-marked wall hangers and begin painting the laser-printed design. 

Traditional wall art from Gujarat and Rajasthan is very popular in home interiors. Whether you want the Maharani plates or the Mandakini pre-marked canvas base, you'll have no trouble finding the ideal DIY wall decor for your needs. 

3) Spiritual Vibes on the walls

Adding spiritual vibes to your space will enhance peace and prosperity in your decor. You can get the MDF Om design, MDF Swastik cutouts, and MDF Shubh Labh cutout for entrance decor. On the other hand, you can also pichwai cow cutouts as nameplate decor. 

This MDF base comes in a rustic wooden texture. Therefore, you need to add your creativity with the help of acrylic colors, oil paint, chalk paint, resin art, or even decoupage activity.

4) Display Motivational thoughts

Making your wall a motivational center will enhance the positivity in your space. You can get the 10*12 blank cardboard and stick the scrambled foil wrap on it. Now paintyways with complete black or white acrylic color.

Get the vinyl name sticker personalized with motivational quotes. Now, stick these stickers on the painted cardboard. You can directly mount this motivational thought on the walls or frame it on the contrast white or black frame. 

To add the cultural touch, you can also get the Shlokas and Mantras vinyl name stickers. This will be the prestigious living room decor.

5) Don’t throw the metallic containers

Don't throw away any metallic containers that usually come with desserts like gulab jamun and milkmaid. Remove the entire lead carefully and wash it in the dishwasher. Now, take the glue gun and some colorful Macramé thread.

With the help of a glue gun, start fixing the cream and baby pink color thread in circular motion with two equal proportions on the container. Now, to hide the base of the container, you can use colorful chart paper or cardboard and fix it beneath the container. By fixing the hanging string to it, it can turn out to be the best handcrafted wall hanging flower vase for your balcony. You can also use it as a pen holder or art equipment holder. 

Fix the painted Ganesh cutout in the center of the handcrafted container. It will reflect the culture in modern decor. 

6) Frame your skills

Make photocopies of your favorite pages from a book or poem, or print out the one line face art. Get them framed and mount them up anywhere you like. Moreover, you can also use the stretched canvas board, paint half the triangular proportion in white and the other half in purple. Now trace your favorite design on it and, with the help of thread embroidery, stick it with the contrast thread.

For traditional walls, you can hang Lippan art, jharokhas, and cultural art frames. Round craft mirror is the basic element to work on traditional art.

7) Clay art is not that hard

Clay art is the most fun and engaging activity you can ever work on. Simply combine the resin and hardener in equal parts and begin forming the four irregular round shape pieces, flattening them perfectly. Make two holes in one piece and four holes in the other remaining round piece.

Let it dry and then paint them with your favorite pastel colors. Varnish the base and hang them with the jute string. This will look fabulous in the kids' room, living room, or even in the balcony area.

8) Festive decoration is fun

When you come to festival decoration, you can explore the craftiness with three major elements; flowers, lights, and spiritual vibes.

Ganesh cutout DIY wall decor is the universal decor that you can have in every nook and cranny for the festive season. Moreover, embellish the entrance with kolam rangoli art, flowers, and garlands. When it comes to Janmashtami decoration, Krishna ji ka jhula is the staple element for DIY. 

Now you can also hang the MDF kolam art designs on your wall and complement the space with warm light strings and floral torans. 

9) Hate to hang the thrash

If you are still thinking that waste products want to look good in your space, then think again. Get the old wooden or MDF tray and prime the entire base with Gesso. Paint the tray with peach color. Add the shade of flamingo to it. You can also apply the color as per your decor. 

Once the color dries, apply the cost of varnish to it. This MDF tray will surely become the focal point for the living room table decor. You can place the indoor plant, frames and pen stand in it.

10) Feel the vibes of colors 

Consider the color combination and pattern of your items when decorating the DIYs in your living room. For example, if you are hanging the frames on your walls, the wall color should contrast with the hanging decor. Use bright, contrasting colors on your wall hangings to draw attention away from the pastel walls. In terms of playing with colours, don't forget to follow the pattern of the colour wheel.

Final Vibrant:

DIY wall decor is the easiest project one can ever do. You might have lots of opportunities to explore creativity, but the manner of approaching them matters a lot. If you are concerned about adding the traditional vibes in your space, then buy the set of MDF spiritual cutouts, laser engraved MDF tissue box, and jharokha bases. Still confused? Check out the exclusive range of HobbyIndia traditional decor bases.