I literally let out a "EHH!" when I saw these display ideas on skona hem. I couldn't understand the text, but the images spoke loud and clear. The first image is my favorite. Framing photo negatives - who would have thought? I'm so using that idea! The modernized family tree is also quite lovely.Do you frame and hang items besides photos and prints - like fabric, postcards, or any other kooky things? How do you creatively display them?
I do that all the time. I have never been one to conform to just hanging pictures. I love mixing it up for variety and it pleases my eyes.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures. I love them all. The second is my favorite.
these are wonderful, love the second one as you can change it so easily. i have antique buttons and vintage cigarette cards in frames.
ReplyDeleteOh the buttons and cards sound great!
ReplyDeleteI don't normally, but I on framing a crocheted doily (!) from Etsy with our last name on it.
ReplyDeleteLovely images!
ReplyDeletePersonally I LOVE framed fabrics, this way the pattern 'comes out' and makes such a beautiful decoration on the wall. I also love to hang all kinds of small cute postcards:)
These are brilliant! Just what I was looking for. I spent most of the night wide awake thinking of display options for my nw retail space. Keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteooh, great photos. so many good ideas + great inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love these ideas!
ReplyDeletethese are so lovely...
ReplyDeletespeaking of negatives, we decorated a small hanging lamp with some old negatives...now it's a chandelier!
Love the third and last picture. The third because I love the way the photos are displayed, I have a couple of those hanging around (though not as stunning as that one) and the last picture just because it's so pleasing to the eye. And framing negatives is definitely something new to try!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the first one too! What a great idea!
ReplyDeletei love these! thanks for sharing the ideas!
ReplyDeleteThose framed negatives are really striking, and the family tree is a great fresh approach. I haven't been as creative with my framed artwork, but these ideas definitely get me thinking.
ReplyDeleteI love the photo contact sheets, all framed up beautifully! I snip my out and clothespin them to craft boards :) I love the looks of these!
ReplyDeleteI love this post so, SO much! I'll be saving it, referencing it and definitely buying a few things!
ReplyDeletei just love mobiles & garlands right now - what a wonderful way to display cards, prints or whatever you want to see everyday!
ReplyDeleteI'm in complete agreement. I love the negatives, but the modernized tree would definitely earn some wall space, too!
ReplyDeleteI love that bottom image -- I totally collect and display things -- mostly on my mantel!
ReplyDeleteLove these ideas! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love that first photo! I like to frame postcards, pictures from old books, sheet music...I'm a framing nut, really!
ReplyDeleteNow *that* is the color (photos 1 & 3) I wanted my BR walls to turn out. Grrrr. It's so lovely.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love that first pic...I need to get more adventurous with my framing arrangements. The mister tends to be less adventurous so I just go with it. I think I need to try and work on that. ;-)
I�ll frame just about anything. I think I smell a blog post topic coming on!
These are great inspiration! I love it when people display a mix of things...cards, pictures, pretty paper - all together
ReplyDeleteOh sheet music is a good idea! And those wall colors are nice - get crazy with your display!
ReplyDeleteagreed. the colors in the first image are so rich and dreamy.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could be that creative......however I'm not...one day!!
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I love the family tree idea!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Love these displays as well! The colors are all so great!
ReplyDeleteYeap. The negatives idea caught my eye too. And that basket in the second last pic, with the family "tree". Cute.
ReplyDeleteThese are all fab ideas! Very inspiring! I've seen old negatives used to create wonderful lamp shades. Can't remember who was making them, somebody on Etsy I think. They looked great! I'm currently pulling apart old viewmaster reels (the ones I have doubles of) to use the teeny slide/negs for something. Haven't figured out what I'm going to use them for. Maybe put them in teeny frames! Thanks for sharing this awesome idea!
ReplyDeleteLoving the first and second ones, great ideas!
ReplyDeleteAnd to answer your question, I don't bother to frame everything, but I do hang various things on the wall... pocket watches, old game boards, vintage rulers, old postcards... and my grandfathers old tambourine!
I am like Victoria... various things hanging on the walls... some new paintbrushes in graduated sizes, some wire strainers in graduated sizes, a vintage handbag from paris...
ReplyDeleteThe top image is fantastic -- such a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to frame a lot of different items, but I have to compromise with a husband who is more traditional. To me, nothing is off limits for a frame.
ReplyDeleteI love that negative idea also......it's a shame they sit around in boxes......
ReplyDeleteLove the bottom display photo!
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe first one is my favorite as well.
Ohh, I like this post! Such cleaver ideas!! I like to mix + match little doodads, postcards, pictures and such. I've completed a few odd, albeit creative, DIY projects around our apartment. :)
ReplyDeletei love the new take on the family tree
ReplyDeleteLove these! Especially the bottom photo. And that blue chair. My cousin is really creative with how she hangs things. I love looking at her apartment when I visit. I am more of a lean-things-against-the-wall decorator.
ReplyDeleteInspiring quest there. What occurred after? Take care!
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