DIY Minimalist Wall Art
Make a punchy graphic statement with this black-and-white brushstroke art that uses unconventional materials. You can create this impressive artwork yourself in a weekend—no prior art experience required!
Dress up a contemporary room or add something unexpected to a more traditional setting with this DIY artwork. Using a mop as a paintbrush and doors as oversize canvas panels, this large-scale monochrome artwork steals the show in any space. Bold, high-contrast lines swoop across the panels and capture attention. This wall art is super easy to do yourself, and it’ll look like you bought it from an expensive art showroom.
Editor’s Tip: Doors come in standard sizes of 80-inches tall with varying widths. We used the smallest standard size—24-inch by 80-inch—but if you want it to be smaller, try narrow closet door panels or use canvases in the size of your choice. Look for an unfinished slab door, which will be unpainted and won’t have any hardware on it. This is also usually the cheapest option.
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