The whole Interbois team fell in love with the ornamental plaster ceiling designs created by the Canadian company Crown Plaster. These creations can be pretty pricey, though, which is what gave us the idea to develop a product to mimic their look at a fraction of the price! With that in mind, here are some tips to decorate a ceiling or wall in your home with flowers laid out to form different patterns.
Wall flowers are often used to decorate nursery ceilings, but did you know they can also add flair to kitchen ceilings or living room walls? You can even go all out and combine them with floral wallpaper for the ultimate flower power! Wall flowers are easy to install and can make for a great DIY project, saving you even more money. Feeling inspired and already picturing how amazing they would look in your home? See below for four petal layout ideas that will help you bring this unique home decor project to life!
The minimalist
In this example the dimensions of the wall are 8′ x 12′. The molding used for the finishing is the 1322.
If you are looking to make a minimalist accent wall, you will be conquered by this pattern. It is simple and inexpensive, but breaks in beauty the monotony of the room.
For this design, you will need 18 petals or 5 boxes of wall flowers.
This project has a cost of 548,90$ +tx.
The bed head
In this example the dimensions of the wall are 8′ x 12′. The molding used for the finishing is the 1322.
This pattern which gives the effect of a headboard is perfect for a mattress on a box spring or a headboard that is not too imposing. It offers a nice continuity to the bed while giving an impression of height to the room.
For this pattern, you will need 36 petals or 9 boxes of wall flowers.
This project has a cost of 988,02$ +tx.
The moderate
In this example the dimensions of the wall are 8′ x 12′ . The architrave used for finishing is the 1801.
If you want to have a more complete look without however having a loaded wall you will probably like the moderate pattern. By covering that 3/4 of your wall and opting for a neutral color the space remains clean.
For this pattern, you will need 45 petals or 12 boxes of wall flowers.
This project has a cost of 1 317,36$ +tx.
The full effect
In this example the dimensions of the wall are 8′ x 12′. The molding used for the finishing is the 1322.
For a full and punched accent wall go for a full wall of petals and a vibrant color.
To do this, you will need 48 petals or 12 boxes of wall flowers.
This project costs 1 317,36$ +tx.
You can choose the colour of your floral composition based on your decor style. Toneontone white will give your space a bright yet subtle texture, while on the other hand, you could paint everything a trendy shade—even something in a dark, rich palette—to liven up your decor or give it a little more character.
All of these patterns were created using our 8525 white primed MDF wall flowers from the Revowall collection. Each flower is composed of 4 individual petals.
Check out our stepbystep installation guide.