Decorating a niche in a wall

Do you have a niche in your home that you aren't quite sure what to do with? If you are like me, I've tried for years to find a good use for the space.

Transform your home's niches with our 10 unique decorating tips. Create a cozy reading nook with a built-in bench and soft cushions. Arrange a collection of colorful vases or pottery for a vibrant display. Install a small wine rack for an elegant touch. For a minimalist look, place a single large sculpture or plant. Alternatively, turn the niche into a mini herb garden for a functional yet stylish twist.

If you think surrounding yourself in neutral earth tones means living with builder beige and monotonous home decor, think again. We helped Seattle transplants Vic and Jennifer select a rich paint palette in soothing gray-browns, and capitalized on high contrast […]

One of two entrance arched alcoves. The back has a gold textured wall paper application. Photo by Karl Baumgart.

This project was at my mom's, who has a gorgeous house that is absolutely to die for. But she has this spot in her foyer that needed a little sprucing up. The foyer has a "niche", as I like to call it, or an inset dry-wall box on the wall to the right when you walk in. She wanted to dress it up, and add a wooden initial carving she bought online.

If you find yourself at a loss for what to do with your wall niches, here are my top tips for taking your wall niches from overlooked to stunning.

Do you have a niche in your home that you aren't quite sure what to do with? If you are like me, I've tried for years to find a good use for the space - I've even covered it up but then thought it was a waste of good storage space. Read on to see how an article from Sawdust 2 Stitches sparked an ide

Do you have a niche in your home that you aren't quite sure what to do with? If you are like me, I've tried for years to find a good use for the space.

Everything you put in your niche — flower, statues, found-art objects — will look prettier when they are framed with moldings! They are so easy to decorate with some simple moldings fro…