The best banners for simple wall decor in any space

By 21Oak Published April 20, 2021

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Every day is a celebration, and banners don’t need to be reserved for special occasions. Use banners as wall art to decorate any room that needs a bit of fun and liveliness. These accessories can bring an entire room together and turn a bland wall into a conversation starter.

When it’s time to celebrate a special occasion, a banner can let everyone know that the party is on. They immediately add a sense of happiness and set the mood for your festivities, making them an unforgettable event that marks a special day for those who attend. Let’s take a look at our favorite banners.

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Bring the Mediterranean to your walls with the Mkono Macrame Wall Banner. This set of two pieces is made from 100% pure cotton cord, without any artificial ingredients or chemicals. It is sturdy, durable and handcrafted for a unique bohemian look that dresses the wall of any bedroom, living room, or workspace.

Banners add a sense of happiness and festivity to any wall. Whether you are celebrating a birthday, decorating for a wedding or simply enjoying everyday life, the items on our list are perfect to make your walls stand out. They provide the touch of fun and style that you are looking for to enhance your decor for every occasion.

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