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2LuvPeasLife
StuckOnPeas
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October 2008
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Loc: Vancouver, BC CANADA
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...as the "art" on your walls?
Do you group the photos in themes, ie - sunset? beach? autumn?
And the frames?
All the same size or mix it up a bit ~ some distressed or with small embellishments?
I plan on using 4x6 or 5x7 photos.
I got the idea from our medical clinic.
One of the DR's travels and in the exam rooms, there are gorgeous photos of his travels. |
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Jeune Girl
BucketHead
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November 2009
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Loc: Hudson Valley, NY
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this is my current wall in my living room... all a mix of finishes (canvas, print, mounted print), different size and lots of variety in the frames. It adds alot of dimension.
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voltagain
OklaPhoma
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July 2001
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Loc: State of cultural confusion. Yeehaw and Aloha have collided!
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Right now my house is pretty non-decorated. But in the past I tend to mix it up as far as content. Frame choices are based on what looks good in any particular room. So, no hard rules of how to do it. |
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coolbeans
StuckOnPeas
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October 2007
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Loc: Erie, PA
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Cute wall Meg. |
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Scrapbookermel
BucketHead
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December 2007
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Loc: Ohio
| Posted: 2/15/2013 6:27:54 PM
Whatever you like!
In one room I use photo ledges. Since I take a lot of photos, I just mat them and then change them with the seasons or whenever I feel like it. I usually go with a theme - winter scenes, family, flowers, etc. I don't even use frames there.
You might think "unity with variation." For example, frames all the same color, but different designs. Or different frames, but the photos all of a similar subject. Or all different subjects but all frames the same size.
But really, it is whatever looks pleasing to you! |
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erniessweetpea
PeaAddict
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May 2001
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Loc: somewhere quiet where no one know's i'm peaing...
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on the stairs and in the upstairs hallway, everything is in black frames, in the downstairs hallway from the foyer I have more "formal" pics but they are in a range of goldish tones and gold and black frames to tie into the staircase frames
I also really like the look of white frames on a brightly colored wall | |
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aj*smile
PeaAddict
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April 2008
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Loc: Planet Earth
| Posted: 2/20/2013 6:24:17 PM
Mix it up ... but make sure to do a trial with some construction paper cut to size. You might find 4x6 and 5x7 very limiting once they're actually up on the wall!
If I want to go smaller, I tend to print several 4x6 or 5x7 shots in a series and line them up on a bookshelf in a mix of little frames. I wouldn't actually hang anything smaller than an 8x10, though. Personal preference.
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Andrea
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memories5
PeaAddict
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August 2006
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Loc: Indiana
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I have mine like a gallery.. all the frames are black but different sizes. I think everyone has ideas and you just find what you like...
I mix some of my buidlings or flowers right in with my kids or family... |
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