"Les Arts / La Pantomime" Digital Paper Print by Jules Cheret, 27"x38"

Especially when gifted to Mom and Dad, this keepsake booklet is bound to delight.

Use caning — an intricate material derived from the outer bark of the rattan palm — for an easy wall-art project. These light-catching wall hangings are a breeze to make.

Temporary tattoos adhere to a pumpkin just like they would to your skin. All you need is a pretty design. Here, a flock of fluttering butterflies and a creepy-crawly scarab would be at home in any cabinet of curiosities.

If you want a stellar display, this one's got astronomical potential.

This summer, give your home a seasonal makeover with this tropical-inspired print. It's easy: a palm leaf is dipped in paint and stamped onto the canvas (which, in our case, happens to be millennial pink).

Bring a still life to real life with this three-dimensional display of beautiful blooms.

Decorating for a special party? These 3-D wall rosettes is made easy using the Cricut® Explore Air 2 machine.

A heavenly décor idea is brought down to earth with a few natural—albeit, ethereal—elements: baby's breath, skeleton leaves, and ornamental pampas grass.

These rainbow-colored balloons are made to look like they're floating in mid-air! We used one template to cut, fold, and hang a batch of these easy-to-make paper decorations.

Take a basic hallway from staid to striking. Instead of choosing a standard chair rail to divide the wall horizon, tally and hang thin strips of lattice vertically, parallel to one another, about six inches apart. The paneling-in-reverse creates texture and dimension — and helps protect the wall from damage.