Sometimes we want to have a window where there is none and, in principle, cannot be. But aren’t we magicians? To make your wish come true, you just need to decide on an option that will help the desired window appear on our wall. A window in the interior can be created with the help of paints or a wall mirror; we can select the necessary photo wallpaper or use the latest computer advances and get a virtual view from the window that is not inferior to the real one.
Photo wallpaper as a simple window imitation
Photo wallpaper depicting a window selected for the wall is the cheapest, most accessible and fastest way to get the interior element we need.
In order not to be disappointed with the result of the work, we need to clearly imagine in advance what kind of landscape we would like to see from the window and decide on its location and size. The main thing is that the photo wallpaper, and along with it the false window, find their place in the interior. Be sure to select it by comparing your tastes with the color of furniture and wallpaper, the functional purpose of the room and its overall style.
The realism of perception greatly depends on the frame in which the window is placed. You can make the frame yourself or use the manufacturers’ proposal if it matches the style of the interior. For example, a wooden frame will not fit into the high-tech style.
The viewing angle from which the picture is taken is of great importance. A photo taken from the bottom up will look implausible on the side wall. You should be very picky about the location of such photo wallpapers. The same goes for the view from the window. The picture you create must be logically complete and not contradict the natural perception of the outside world.
You should also not neglect the color scheme represented by photo wallpapers with a view from the window. This topic is always relevant for small rooms with insufficient daylight. A technique such as glazing an artificial window with lighting is often used.
Photo wallpaper windows can be small in size or on the entire wall or ceiling, with their appearance as if expanding natural boundaries. For example, porthole windows are popular in a children’s room, but in a spacious loft-style living room there are high-rise buildings of a big city. Similar images can be seen on the walls of offices. But fans of eco-style prefer different landscapes. Clouds or stars look great on ceilings.
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