What a statement! I love the two tone colors and the simplicity of this design. The pictures of the close line clothes are a vinyl silhouette. Check out uppercase living.com for vinyl sayings and wall designs.
This wall design is a project that you could could do with your kids! get out the tracing numbers and some paint and go to work!
Don't forget about handmade quilts or antiques these too can be displayed on a wall to add texture and warmth to any space not to mention a conversation piece!
My eye is drawn to this wall hangings. I love that is monochromatic and it has added a piece of clothing in the mix to keep things interesting, add texture and to keep the smaller pictures in balance. Nice!
This is the creative picture of the day! who would have thought to use your old skate boards as a shelf. This opens the door of possibilities that can be displayed on a wall to add a focal point and uniqueness!
This is a simple yet creative way to display your favorite fabrics as a wall design. This technique would be a simple and inexpensive way to decorate a wall. I think I might use this my self in my craft room as you know I love Fabric!.
This is a good design. Good use of color, texture and scale. I like that this small space is decorated around a theme-travel which is a good technique if you are unsure what accessories to buy for a specific room go with a theme that will narrow your search and keep your room in harmony.
For those that love color this could be your look. I enjoy the freshness of color and the use of geometric shapes and I guess you could way that is the theme of this room.
Thanks to Martha Stewart for this creative idea...a clock built right on the wall. You can check out Martha Stewart.com under projects for the how to on this idea. Got to love Martha!
This wins the prize for the most creative! I love the use of these baskets who would have guessed that you could feel up an entire wall with natural made baskets. I think that the only way that this design works is with the use of color, shape and of course all the same texture. I might just be heading down to my work room to pull out my old baskets this reminds me of the good ole days of retail design we also use this technique often.
What a statement! I love the two tone colors and the simplicity of this design. The pictures of the close line clothes are a vinyl silhouette. Check out uppercase living.com for vinyl sayings and wall designs.
This wall design is a project that you could could do with your kids! get out the tracing numbers and some paint and go to work!
Don't forget about handmade quilts or antiques these too can be displayed on a wall to add texture and warmth to any space not to mention a conversation piece!
My eye is drawn to this wall hangings. I love that is monochromatic and it has added a piece of clothing in the mix to keep things interesting, add texture and to keep the smaller pictures in balance. Nice!
This is the creative picture of the day! who would have thought to use your old skate boards as a shelf. This opens the door of possibilities that can be displayed on a wall to add a focal point and uniqueness!
This is a simple yet creative way to display your favorite fabrics as a wall design. This technique would be a simple and inexpensive way to decorate a wall. I think I might use this my self in my craft room as you know I love Fabric!.
This is a good design. Good use of color, texture and scale. I like that this small space is decorated around a theme-travel which is a good technique if you are unsure what accessories to buy for a specific room go with a theme that will narrow your search and keep your room in harmony.
For those that love color this could be your look. I enjoy the freshness of color and the use of geometric shapes and I guess you could way that is the theme of this room.
Thanks to Martha Stewart for this creative idea...a clock built right on the wall. You can check out Martha Stewart.com under projects for the how to on this idea. Got to love Martha!
This wins the prize for the most creative! I love the use of these baskets who would have guessed that you could feel up an entire wall with natural made baskets. I think that the only way that this design works is with the use of color, shape and of course all the same texture. I might just be heading down to my work room to pull out my old baskets this reminds me of the good ole days of retail design we also use this technique often.
