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Add Architecture to your Walls

White, crisp walls are certainly appealing. But I must admit, I find that the look is much more suited to magazines than to real life.

The solution? Add some architecture to your walls, so that there is texture to create interest on a vast white surface. Crown moulding, elaborate moulding, paneling, or even DIY paneling: all of these are excellent solutions for adding rich texture to the gorgeous simplicity of a white wall.

You can have your white wall and love it too!

Check out the collection of images below for some BEAUTIFUL ways to add architectural texture to your walls:

{via BHG}

{via Architectural Elements}

{via Elsa Soyars Interior Design} {via Architectural Elements} {via BHG} {via Greige} {via Tim Barber Ltd. Architecture } {via Brad Ford and Traditional Home} {via Paper City} {via Nancy Marcus} {via O’Brien and Muse} {via Brown Contractors}

This concept was the approach I used for my grand, bare white wall in our brand new library. And while the images are less sophisticated than the ones above {mostly because of my photography weaknesses!}, I can assure you that this room is beautiful, and that the bare white wall is very interesting architecturally. No big, vast white expanse in there!

I also used this concept in my nursery, and it added SUCH dreaminess to the room. Every time I see the rich crown moulding and the picture frame moulding, I think of a Paris apartment. Perfect for a girly glamorous nursery.

Which one of these walls would you ditto??

What added architecture would be gorgeous in your home?

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