Column cladding living / dining room

Should the pillars be rather inconspicuous and not stand out? Otherwise, I would emphasize them with mosaic and clearly highlight them as a design element. Just an idea of mine. If I have to see two pillars in the house every day, then really make them stand out with a striking design. There are dozens of possibilities for that. Otherwise, just have them nicely painted – as I already said.

Should the columns be rather inconspicuous and not stand out? Otherwise, I would emphasize them with mosaic and clearly highlight them as a design element. Just an idea of mine. If I have to see two columns in the house every day, then really make them stand out with eye-catching design. There are tons of possibilities. Otherwise, just have them nicely painted - as already mentioned.

I think that would be a great idea too!
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Ideas:

[*]Textile covering - Closure with Velcro or zipper, you can change the colors seasonally
[*]Climbing plant - The column will then be a bit wider
[*]Painting
[*]Plastering
[*]Sticking - The Tarrocchi Park by Niki de Saint-Phalle is also worth a look for collecting ideas
[*]Children in the house? - build a marble run from top to bottom
[*]...

There are also those mosaic tile panels. They look cool and are sturdy. You would only have one 'seam,' namely where the tile panels meet.

Fleece, woodchip wallpaper, textured plaster, stone carpet Marble, tiles, glass glueing or mortaring Filling, concreting, quartz sand Splattering with colorful paint, handprints in plaster or painting (as mentioned) Foiling with metal, gold leaf or marble effect Wrapping in wrapping paper or ropes/cables

Should the columns absolutely remain round? Otherwise, I would build a square casing made of drywall panels around them...