How to Fill a Blank Wall: Three Ways to Transform Your Space

When it comes to decorating, most spaces are easy to style. Specific rooms and spaces require specific pieces. However not every space in your home comes with an obvious purpose. Blank walls or leftover spaces can make your home feel unfinished. If you have one of these spaces then try one of these no-fail formulas for a home that looks stylish and intentional.

glass and brass console table styled with two lamps a mirror and a floral bowl to fill a blank entryway wall

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Start with an anchor piece. A console is always versatile and can work almost anywhere. Top it with a pair of lamps, hang a pretty mirror then add accessories such as a bowl or florals. This glass and metal console transforms this wall into a beautifully layered statement wall.

carved wood cabinet flanked by two patterned wingback chairs filling a blank wall between two windows

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Anchor the wall with storage. A cabinet like the Brazil bar cabinet can hide essentials while introducing some personality into the space. Flank it with a pair of chairs and add a small accent table and it instantly turns into a pretty conversation area.

upholstered wood bench beneath a framed abstract painting filling a blank wall beside a potted plant

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A bench can anchor a wall and add function to your home. Choose one that has interesting details or an unusual shape. Then hang large scale artwork above it and layer in a potted plant or tree for an organic touch.

Transform those awkward and unused spaces into functional and stylish areas with one of these no-fail formulas. Your home will feel intentional and those unused spaces will have purpose that will serve your home and family well.

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