The spring scenery in the garden cannot be contained, a touch of green comes up the wall
Colorful plants on the wallIf you are tired of heavy colors, it is a good idea to add some embellishments to a wall. For example, in today's set of pictures, green plants are hung sporadically on the wall, adding a bit of spring color to the originally monotonous wall.
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