Beyond frames: 8 creative objects to hang on walls traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Walls have a decorative potential that goes far beyond traditional paintings and photographs. When they receive unexpected objects, they can gain texture, movement, memory and even reveal a little more about who lives in the house.

From handcrafted pieces to items found on trips, there are several possibilities to transform empty surfaces into true points of interest. The idea is not to follow a formula, but to experiment. Below, we have gathered 8 creative objects to try out!

1. Sculptures with natural textures

Projeto de Brise Arquitetura. (Juliano Colodeti, do MCA Estudio/Divulgação)

Baskets, sieves and other woven objects are a simple way to bring texture to walls. The composition can bring together pieces of different sizes or bet on a single standout element. Natural materials also help create a welcoming atmosphere and bring the decor closer to the handmade feel.

2. Decorative plates

Paola Ribeiro - Casa Coral Lugar de Afeto. Projeto da CASACOR São Paulo 2024. (MCA Estúdio/Divulgação)

Plates don't have to be restricted to the table. Handcrafted, ceramic or found models can be fixed to the wall and form a composition full of personality. It's worth combining similar pieces to create unity or mixing patterns and shapes for a more spontaneous result.

3. Tapestries and fabrics

Projeto de Ricardo Abreu. (André Mortatti/Divulgação)

Tapestries transform the wall into a surface of texture and color, in addition to evoking a natural elegance to the space. Fabrics can bring a cozier feeling to the projects and, therefore, tend to be welcome.

4. Mirrors with different shapes

Projeto de Andrea Chicharo. (André Nazareth/Divulgação)

Mirrors are already decor classics, but they can take on a new leading role when they appear in unusual shapes. Organic models, small grouped mirrors or pieces with striking frames can create a composition as interesting as a painting gallery.

5. Sentimental or travel objects

Na Sala do Viajante, de Viviane Corrêa, há uma verdadeira coleção de experiências reunidas em viagens pelo mundo. A porta foi trazida de Bali e as esculturas, da África. Há, ainda, peças da China, Tailândia, Marrocos e Índia. (MCA Estúdio/Divulgação)

How about turning travel memories into part of the decor? Hats, masks, instruments or other objects acquired in different places can be displayed on the walls. In addition to their aesthetic value, this choice helps tell stories and makes the space more personal.

6. Ceramics and sculptures

(Pinterest/Divulgação)

Small sculptures and ceramic pieces can also occupy the walls, especially when they have their own display supports. The result is a decor with a more artistic appearance, in which volumes and shadows help create depth.

7. Vintage objects and finds

(Pinterest/Divulgação)

Antique clocks, empty frames, vinyl records, signs, tools, and other objects found in antique shops or fairs can take on a new function. The secret lies precisely in choosing pieces that have some connection with the resident, creating a composition that seems built over time.

8. Plants and pot supports

Projeto de Migs Arquitetura e paisagismo de Anna Luiza Rothier. (André Nazareth/Divulgação)

The walls can also receive touches of green. Vertical planters, supports for small pots, and dedicated structures for plants make it possible to create points of vegetation without taking up floor space. It is an especially interesting alternative for those who want to bring the decor closer to nature.

This text was developed with the assistance of CASACOR Publisher, an exclusive content agent developed by CASACOR's Technology team based on the knowledge base of casacor.com.br. The generated content was subsequently edited by Yeska Coelho.

traduzido por: OPENROUTER