My living room is kind of dim but it's not dark enough to need an extra lamp. Since there's a huge blank space in the wall I was wondering if anyone has links to some decorative lighting I could install to my wall? Something minimalistic like a blank led panel?

Hey! Led panels are always a yes, you can also go with a more warm approach with something like those strings with tons of small light bulbs that they sell in stores, I've seen those also being used to hang up photos on the spaces between the bulbs. You can also look for some themed wall lamps if you want to give that wall a certain aesthetic, you really can go nuts.

Good day! If you are looking for decorative lighting that are minimalistic, I think you should try cove lighting on your ceiling. It will surely create a classy outcome. You can even do a DIY by using or making thick LED light strips. You can also use this idea by outlining the insides of your shelves attached to your wall. That will highlight your picture frames, collections, or whatever you display in those shelves.

Do not worry about the dim light. It might have given you the perfect opportunity to put a perfect finishing to your living room. Installing wall lights will let you be more creative and you can even match the lighting and your décor.

Due to different purposes that they can serve, there is a variety of wall lighting for you to choose from. You can check some of them on the following site: https://www.ylighting.com/blog/living-r ... ing-ideas/

Hey! It totally depends upon your preference. If you wanna keep the simple look intact, LED panels is your friend.
However, if you want some color in your living room. Go for RGB lights, you can even change the color to any you like and you can make them run in patterns.

My roommate purchased a strip of Nanoleaf lights, and mounted them on the ceiling though most of their marketing shows these mounted on a wall. The one thing that surprised me was how bright these are! Seeing photos of the Nanoleaf online I thought they’d throw roughly the amount of light output of a TV, but they seem at least 4x brighter to me.