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| I love the idea of creating a wall of books for children! Here are some perfect examples of what I'm talking about. The shelves don't look difficult to make at all. I read to my children all the time. The comfy nook pictured above would be ideal, it's located in a second floor hallway. |
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| I spent forty five minutes on Saturday choosing frames for an array of photos and artwork for a client! I love planning my client's designs down to the last detail! Mixing mat colors is a fun way to enliven an art wall. It works well with vintage and children's art because the end result is light-hearted!! |
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| Another option is to keep the mat color consistent but mix the frame choices and colors! |
images: Jonny Valiant, via white and wander blog, lonny mag
images: Tria Giovan, Canadian House and Home, ?
Every spring I vow to purge and reorganize my home..if I can steal away for a few hours I'd like to start with my closet and move onto to bigger things like toys, books and "kitchen stuff". Here are some inspiring images..I love all of these built in ideas and they're organized so beautifully aren't they?
I drink tea daily, and just finished up a tea that came in a tin...I was going to recycle it and use the container for "generic" tea bags..then I happened upon this photo. I like this idea much better. Have a wonderful weekend.
image: Martha Stewart
You may recall a couple of weeks ago I posted the process steps for a client photo wall. click here for a recap.
I began this project with a pile of small, old photographs. I had them professionally touched up in photoshop, re sized, copied and framed. The next logical step was to devise a layout using templates. An important process if you'd like a balanced wall, it's also a great way for the client to get a feel for the overall layout. I'm also drawn to random salon style walls but this client was looking for something more neat and orderly. I was pleased with the final results...
Gevaert Film, Donald Brun 1950.
Photography: Molly Ferguson
