Another one from the vault…love this clever way to hang children’s artwork at keep your “museum” display rotating and updated. Clever, clever, clever.
In the frame
31 JanI written before about empty frames and how they can be a nice design feature. If you’ve got a blank wall just begging for attention, there aren’t many easier ways to adorn it than simply by using a grouping of interesting frames which can often be found on the cheap in bulk at yard sales and auction houses.
Here are two great examples — the first, white frames on a white wall — honestly something I would have never thought of doing myself but I love the effect. I think this could be a really funky way to decorate at an office building which can often be pretty soul-less.
The second takes a completely different approach – more color, less uniformity and a combination of frames and mirrors. And of course, I love the addition of the furry companion.