Since a mirror or frame can be a focal point in the room, try to make it as individual as you are. Wall murals are easier and take less time to put up than wallpaper. Environmental Graphics, a Hopkins, Minnesota-based company, carries a wide range of designs from outdoor nature scenes to outer space. Murals come with a non-toxic, environmentally safe, biodegradable starch paste that is safe enough to eat. All you need is a smoothing brush, bucket, sponge, a little elbow grease and two to three hours of your time.
Nothing says home like green plants.
If you don't have a green thumb, try a low-maintenance plant like a philodendron or pothos. They don't require much light or care, and thrive well indoors. Buy several tall palm varieties to place next to chairs and windows to bring the outdoors inside. Smaller plants look great on tables, shelves and windowsills. Adding a hanging basket with cascading leaves will add a dramatic flair in large entryways.