Another creative twist and use of the walls: framing found objects and wares. This is a special space that is a great example of accessible design. Plus it's fun. Love this!
I love cameras and love the idea of making them into their own pieces of art. I wish I knew how they were affixed to the wall. I would totally do this then.
added by Alianor Chapman to Living Room (3 years ago)
This is great & inexpensive! I would put the individual items on shelves within the frames if you still want to use them. Great for kids & teens rooms to keep their "stuff" organized!
JR Nuerge
Eco-friendly+Eco-nomical=Eco-fabulous!
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The easiest way to make eclectic pieces work in the same space is to make them more uniform with one another. This is done here by using the same frame for every piece and by hanging the pieces in an evenly spaced symmetrical format. If you're not someone who pulls off an eclectic look easily then this is a good route to go to create a polished appearance for your display.
There's no rule that says that artwork must be two-dimensional. I love the way these objets are elevated to masterpiece status by the use of frames. It's fun and feels young, but the neat organization of the frames adds sophistication.