How to turn a dull stairwell in a private home or office building into a beautiful, upscale, branded space.
Wall decals have so many advantages that it’s hard to find any drawbacks. They’re a design solution for the whole home and for business owners of every kind. They cost relatively little compared with any other design project that has a real impact, and they come in a wide range of patterns, themes, styles and colors. Wall decals are even a way to refresh the look of your old stairwell, both in apartment buildings and between floors in a private home.
It’s nice to walk into a new building, but you can also completely transform the entrance of an old building and the bare walls between floors with wall decals. Imagine how amazing it would be to walk into a stairwell where the walls along the entrance and between the floors are decorated with climbing-plant decals in shades of green and brown. The look would completely change the grayness of the bare walls. Even adding a wide, colorful stripe decal along the wall would make a difference.
The possibilities are endless and worth the investment. Another area of a shared stairwell that can get an upgrade is the electrical cabinets, covered with colorful decals. Electrical cabinets are usually large and right next to apartment entrances, so using wall decals gives a pleasant, warm look even to the empty space of your stairwell. You can also use wall decals for building safety signs: “No running,” “Watch your step,” “Please keep clean” and so on.
Affordable, simple and very effective: whether you run your building’s homeowners’ association or want the wall between the floors of your home, up the stairs, to get a makeover, wall decals are a wonderful way to add design and charm either way. If you’re willing to put in more effort and have a bigger budget, you can use wall decals that mimic a brick wall or street lamps, both in a shared stairwell and along the stairs between the floors of your private home. Online, you’ll find stores offering a selection to suit you, for both apartment buildings and private homes.
