Bring nature into the bedroom with this sleek pairing of shapes and contrasts. Simple shapes - like the leaves - floating across the horizon add a light personal touch. Using just two colors we achieve the ying and yang, the balance of his and hers - as well as keep the bed securely planted on the floor.

	Our canvas come in sets of two. You will need 1 set of rectangles equal to half the width of your headboard. Choose a soft shade and dark shade to complement your room colors. Using a foam paint roller - cover the surface with one or two coats of house paint. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour. With a leaf stamp (Rubber Stampede) place contrasting colors in a random pattern.

	Add some energy to your environment with a swirl or two! Arranging 4 rectangles in a kinetic form improves your rooms synergy instantly. Here we used 4 fusion colors.

	Our canvas come in sets of two. You will need 2 sets of rectangles. Using a foam paint roller - cover the surface with one or two coats of house paint. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour.

	Infusing textures can add dimensionality to your color arrangement. Look for common details within your home - such as leaves, lace or scrolls. Using templates, stamps or fabric - add a deeper layer of paint color in a repeat pattern. Here we used a rubber stamp to create the look of a rich brocade.

	Our canvas' come in sets of two. You will need 1 set of squares - a good size 24 x 24. Using a foam roller - cover the surface with one or two coats of house paint. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour. Then using your choice of transfer methods (ie template, foam stamp) apply a medium coat of paint along the bottom. Test your stamps and color combinations as you go on sample cloth or paper. Use masking tape to create a straight border - separating the pattern from the solid area. Dry. Hang.

	How fun is this! Simple. Stunning. Summer is all about pink! This project be accomplished in one day! We love themes. We chose hearts - but roosters, leaves, stars - anything you can imagine works. Playing with 3 colors in contrasting combinations. Perfect for a theme party too! Decorate the walls before your guests arrive - or have your guests paint one square each and hang it up together!

	Our canvas come in sets of two. You need 6 sets of squares - we suggest 8 x 8's. Set aside 4 squares for each base color. Using a foam paint roller - cover the surface with one or two coats of house paint. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour. Using the contrasting paint - stamp (Hearts from Rubber Stampede) each square. Using our Canvas Clips - hang the canvases from the top row secured by nails. You will need 3 sets of Canvas Clips.

	How blissful! Harmonious. Enlightening. This color arrangement breathes light into your room. Using only 3 colors and adding plenty of white paint - you too can create this tableau - coordinated with your room colors. For a more subtle effect - use just one base color and incrementally add white to each.

	Our canvas come in sets of two. You will need 6 sets of squares - we suggest 8 x 8's. We worked with 3 base colors and added white to each column. Set aside 3 squares for each base color. Using a foam paint roller - cover the surface with one or two coats of house paint or acrylics. Continue each column using progressively lighter shades of the base colors. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour. Using our Canvas Clips - hang the canvases from the top row secured by nails. You will need 3 sets of Canvas Clips.

	Huge wall space to work with? Try this friendly threesome. We love solids. Using one shape in a variety of sizes creates and interesting dynamic to play with. Easy to adapt in size - fun to play with color. Sensible solids. All the same shade. One of each to compliment your linens or carpets or furniture. Most of all - have fun with this one. Great for odd spaces that need colorful help.

	Our canvas come in sets of two. You will need 3 sets of squares. Using a foam paint roller - cover the surface with one or two coats of house paint. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour. Hang.

	The simplicity of number two. Simple. Classic. Solid. Center your room with bold graphics. Create the scene for showing off your singular furniture. Set the stage for daily drama of the kings and queens in your life.

	Our canvas' come in sets of two. You will need 1 set of squares. Using a foam paint roller - cover the surface with two coats of house paint. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour. Hang. For the King and Queen set we used hand cut card board templates.

	Introduce energy, excitement - a certain vibe to your home. Horizontal, vertical or diagonal - stripes can be key to driving attention to a focal point in a room.

	Our canvas come in sets of two. You will need 2 sets of squares. Using a foam paint roller - cover the surface with two coats of house paint. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour. Then tape off the stripe area you wish to add. Apply two coats evenly. Dry. Carefully remove tape. Hang.

	We love these solids. They are clean and comfortable. Balanced and sophisticated. These four are the basic foundation from which we have built many of our ideas upon. Easy to adapt to size - fun to play with color. Sensible solids. All the same shade. One of each to compliment your sofa, the floor rug, the couch pillows, the ceiling color. Your choice.

	Our canvas come in sets of two. You will need 2 sets of squares. Using a foam paint roller - cover the surface with one or two coats of house paint. Don't forget the sides! Dry for an hour. Using our Canvas Clips - hang the 2 bottom canvases from the tops secured by nails.

	Authentic and handmade. Rustic and cheerful cherry reds create a patchwork quilt effect of this easy to do 9 piece arrangement. The warmth isn't just from the stove anymore.

	First - determine the width and depth of the area you have to work with. This design is easily adaptable to go wider or deeper than the 9 canvases shown here. Since Canvas Concepts is sold in sets of 2, you will need 5 sets. We used 12 x 12's squares. Next - using a faux paint style, sponge a blend of creams and ochre all over each canvas. Dry completely. Use red, green and ochre and a variety of farm animals to stamp a central figure in each canvas. Next apply smaller images in the corners. Alternate your colors! How easy is that!

	We had fun with this trio! Its nature in reverse. The walls here already generated a sense of respite. The arrangement adds that Tuscan touch. A revealing cream base created an attractive contrast for the black square and emerging leaf and fruit patterns.

	You will need 2 sets of 12 x 12's, 3 colors of paint and 3 foam stamps. To help create the definition of the square in the center - trace a paper napkin lightly with a pencil. Paint 2 coats of the base cream. Dry. Paint in the black square. Dry. Next, center and stamp the green leafs - cover the stamp surface with 2 coats of cream paint for a strong imprint.