[For Seniors] Summer Wall Decorations: A Collection of Fun, Eye-Catching Motifs
Many senior care facilities may be thinking it’s about time to switch their wall displays to something summery.
In this article, we introduce summer wall decor ideas for older adults.
We’ve gathered projects that evoke summer—like the ocean, morning glories, fireworks, and Tanabata—so please give them a try.
Even simple ideas can be impactful if you make many of the same piece and display them together.
For example, sunflowers, hydrangeas, and festival lanterns are perfect for this.
Of course, combining several summery motifs can also make for a delightful wall display.
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For Seniors: Summer Wall Art Projects. A Collection of Fun-to-Look-At Motifs (91–100)
Water Lilies and Goldfish
A refreshing wall display! Here are ideas with water lilies and goldfish.
With the summer heat dragging on, many of you may be looking for ways to feel a bit cooler.
Let’s create a wall decoration featuring goldfish swimming serenely in the water and beautifully blooming water lilies.
What you’ll need: colored construction paper, tissue paper, scissors, glue, facial tissue, a plate, a pencil, rubber bands, and chopsticks or another round stick.
By adjusting the sizes of the materials you use, you can enjoy a different look and feel.
Sendai Tanabata Festival
A Tanabata-themed wall display! Here are some ideas inspired by the Sendai Tanabata Festival.
How about creating a wall display that evokes the Sendai Tanabata Festival, one of Japan’s three major Tanabata festivals? A glamorous and dynamic display is sure to lift everyone’s spirits.
You’ll need origami paper, chiyogami (patterned paper), colored construction paper, drawing paper, newspaper, tissue paper flowers, copier paper, and more.
While the overall effect is impactful, there are also many small decorations, making it a wonderful idea that everyone can collaborate on together!
Pop-up summer wall decoration
An impactful wall display! Here are some ideas for a summer pop-out wall display.
Delicate and beautiful displays are lovely, but how about creating something dynamic and striking? This time, let’s make a wall display of a girl placing a hat on her head while bringing a red watermelon to her mouth.
It looks like you can finish it by cutting colored construction paper according to templates and sticking the pieces in place! If each person is in charge of one area, you can collaborate to complete it.
It will be eye-catching and a memorable display.
Sunflowers and blue sky
A wall display that feels like a refreshing summer! Here are ideas with sunflowers and blue skies.
When you think of summer flowers, many people probably imagine sunflowers.
This time, let’s make sunflowers blooming energetically under a blue sky.
What you’ll need: origami paper, scissors, a craft knife, a pencil, bamboo skewers, craft glue, paste/glue stick, and templates.
When making them, focus on the flower’s center—it’s the key detail—so take extra care there.
For the white clouds floating in the blue sky, adjust the number as you go to get a nice balance.
Simple 3D Morning Glory
Colorful morning glories are beautiful! Here are some easy 3D morning glory ideas.
When you think of beautiful summer flowers, some of you might picture morning glories.
They come in a variety of colors like light blue, purple, and pink.
This time, let’s make a three-dimensional morning glory with simple steps.
What you’ll need: origami paper, glue stick, liquid adhesive, scissors, craft knife, bamboo skewer, and a pencil.
By crumpling the origami paper into a ball to create creases, you can add a three-dimensional look.
Give it a try!
Pastel Art: Water Balloons
In July, as summer gradually hits its stride, you can’t help but crave something cool to take the edge off the heat.
This piece suggests drawing water balloons with pastels—something that feels refreshing while still capturing quintessential summer scenes like festivals.
Cut paper into the shapes you want, layer them over a backing sheet, and apply shaved pastel over the cutouts to create a soft, gentle-colored illustration.
The key is to use bright colors for the water balloons and cool, blue-based tones for the background to evoke a sense of coolness.
ice wind chime
Ice cream is a popular dessert for people of all ages, isn’t it? The cool sensation and sweetness when eating ice cream are said to bring happiness and even activate the brain’s “pleasure hormones.” Today, we’re introducing wind chimes with an ice cream motif.
They’re very easy to make! First, cut a plastic bottle and draw your favorite ice cream on it.
Choose whatever you’re craving—chocolate mint, strawberry, melon, and so on.
Add a cone, and you’ll have a wind chime that looks just like real ice cream.
