Music Lover's Home Decor Tips - Pt.2
Cover your Walls in your Favorite Music
Graduates who have completed degrees like an online masters in music in music education will tell you that sheet music is one of those things that are usually thrown away after use, but there’s a more creative way of using it. You can use old sheet music as wallpaper, frame it and hang it on the wall as a focal point, or roll it up, tie it with a ribbon, and put it in a glass bottle or vase. If you have a favorite melody or line of music, have it printed as a wall sticker and display it in your rehearsal space with pride. The possibilities are endless!
Use Notes to Break up Blank Space
Just like a sheet of music paper, the white spaces in your home need something to fill them and break them up – and what better object than a musical note? Whether you order customized note-shaped light switches, shelves, or wall decor, or decide to draw or paint your own notes by hand, you’ll find your living space transformed into a giant score. You can even compose a piece of music and transfer the notes to your walls, or choose a piece that inspires you and make it a feature of your living space.
Conclusion
If music is your full-time passion, you’ll have a great time converting your living space into a sonic environment that helps you to learn, practice, create, and live the musical life you’ve always dreamed of.
By using our four home decor tips, you’ll be able to design a stylish and unique living space and studio that will inspire you as you build your career in music.
