Such a good idea if you have the space & a few nice images you’d like to display. Put up a few of framed pictures in a row & the same pictures up & down below – to achieve an interesting wall that catches the eye.

Such a good idea if you have the space & a few nice images you’d like to display. Put up a few of framed pictures in a row & the same pictures up & down below – to achieve an interesting wall that catches the eye.

Yes, it is time again for some nice solutions of frames in different configurations. It’s a bit more colour than usual, I think. I cannot imagine my home without pictures on the wall, or on the floor, leaning against the wall. Preferably in frames since I feel it looks as if they are unfinished. But it depends on the material & motif, I guess. And place, location, surrounding, size & style etc…
Lovely furniture & colours together with the wall / designsponge.com
Simple base where colours comes through in interaction with the other attributes in the room / elleinterior.se
Black, white, grey – monochromatic appealing / jennygrimsgardphotogrphy
Striped, checkered, graphic & some colour splash / interiorguiden
One motif, multiple colours, in one row / margrethe-myhrer
It doesn’t have to be multiple or lots of frames, pick two / thefancy.com
Brittle & thin frames with the same style on the message inside / decoratualma.blogspot.com
Frames in a line following the furniture / theyallhateus.com
In one row, in the same height over the entire wall / myparadissi.tumblr.com
A statement in the room / poluux viaf
Artistic impression / sfgirlbybay
Casual & easy to change / skonahem.se
The mature style with a mix of old & new / parlourhomeblog
Vertically in one limited line / interiorphotos
Still life arrangement / designsponge
Take care / Marie
I like how the wall is outlined with frames in different sizes, the chair that has got its place in the composition & choice of subject not challenging each other but interact well in the layout. The small picture at the bottom right, goes well with the cabinet doors too..
/ bloodandchampagne.com
Take care / Marie
This is design that makes you happy. It becomes more of an installation or piece of art. At the same time as it’s functional, of course. It doesn’t have to be so complicated at times. Seems to me that you can change the way it looks depending on who’s using it & what you put on the shelfs. I like that it’s pleasant & smooth on the eye also, almost an ergonomic appearance.
Take care / Marie