¬ 1: Ok well first off now that we got the render all done.. We want to name the layer render "Main". Now make a new layer over top of your main layer name this layer "Light" and your going to take the paintbrush took paint a big area about 3x3 inches in any shape it doesn't have to be a distinct shape it just has to be in the area where you want your wall to look brighter now set the "Light" layer to soft light.

¬ 2: Next you want to copy your Main layer and move it to the right about 300 pixels and set the layer to screen and 13% opacity, name that layer "Screen"...

¬ 3: Now make another copy of your main layer and drop the opacity down to about 15% and name this layer "Opacity".

¬ 4: Ok the next step I sort of created on my own and I'm going to explain to you how to do it and give you what I used to do it. Ok first of all what I did was I zoomed in using the magnifying glass to look at a cornered edge took a screenshot of it using print screen paste it into Photoshop cut out one side of the edged part and then I edit/transform/Flip vertical it. And then blurred all the edges with the blur tool. And set the layer to pin light. Ok here is the example it's unblurred but you can bur it and use it. Make sure it's on the far right side of your wallpaper... It's always better off you do it yourself though just to gain the experience. Name this layer "Pin Light".

¬ 5 - Ok then I made a new layer name it "Sides". Then what I did was I held ctrl and click on my original Main layer and then went to modify and inverted the selection and being that I'm still on my Sides layer I selected a darker color and filled it. And Gaussian blurred it by 9.2.

Ok from here on it gets much easier b/c now you have your basic wall you just need to edit it and use masks and use some brightness/contrast layers on it. Which I will explain what I did and how I did it.

¬ 1: Ok here I added a grid type thing to the side but it's not a grid here is the .psd. Click on .psd and it will open. Ok well select all on that and add it to your wallpaper then drop the opacity to 5%.

¬ 2: Now for the next thing I did was sort of odd but I did it I took a ss of Photoshop copy and pasted into my wallpaper cut the center out and then Gaussian blurred it by like 30 and set it to soft light. It might not look good on your wall it depends on each and every wall it looked good in mine so I used it. It tends to give the wall some character.

¬ 3: Then I added a brightness and contrast layer mask now if you don't know how to do this here is an example.