I have been having a lot of fun getting design inspiration from AI. I picked 2 items that I have on a wall today and asked AI to give me some ideas for redesigning the space. Everyone loved the first mockups I did so here is another one. This is the start of a new series for me!
Here is another wall in my office showing off 2 of my favorite sugar skulls. #affiliate links to buy products will be on this page too! Happy shopping and inspiring.
So here is the prompt I used with Copilot powered by Microsoft. “I would like to incorporate these 2 pictures into a new wall grouping. Can you help me visualize these objects with some other ideas to make a cute space”.
And the ideas it came back with. It always does this first and you can dive in further to get actual images.
🎨 Wall Grouping Ideas
- Anchor + Accent
- Use one of your stitched or illustrated pieces as the centerpiece.
- Surround it with smaller frames holding complementary art—think floral watercolors, soft quotes, or simple line drawings.
- Mixed Textures
- Pair your two pictures with a woven basket wall piece, a small shelf holding a candle or plant, and maybe a rustic wooden frame.
- This adds depth and makes the grouping feel layered and homey.
- Seasonal Touches
- Add a rotating element like a mini garland (hearts for Valentine’s, shamrocks for March).
- This keeps the grouping fresh and playful without changing the main art.
- Disney Accent (((It remembered my edits made to my Disney wall, way to personalize my experience Copilot.)))
- Since you love your Disney collection, consider slipping in one small Disney-themed print or figurine shelf nearby.
- It ties your personal collection into the wall grouping without overwhelming the cozy vibe.
- Symmetry with Whimsy
- Place your two pictures side by side, then balance them with a round mirror or circular embroidery hoop art above.
- This creates a structured yet whimsical look.
And because I like the visuals to choose from. Here is what it shared back. Option 1:
Option 2: I asked for a more minimalist design!
These are both great examples. What would you choose?
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Floral prints in frames. I am not sure if this is quite the right look
This next one might be a nice touch. It’s not framed, but metal flowers. I like this because it is unique and gives a new feel to the overall design. This took me back to Copilot to see how it would look.
It didn’t quite get the full context but close. I would not frame these, but I would remove the framed pics. What would you do?
Then I asked for a playful suggestion. This would be cute in a kid’s space or game room perhaps. And who doesn’t love some pops of color?
Heart Garland
Home Sweet Home Metal art
I could probably add in my embroidered sugar skulls too!
Where should I go next in my home to redesign? Post your choice in the comments (Kitchen, Media room, Living Room, Bedroom) Stay tuned to see what comes from this!