Stiicks™ – A thoughtful new way to think about framing by Brandon Knowlden. Incredibly simple by design, even easier to installMade by expert craftsmen in Chicago, ILThey use sustainable materials, sourced regionally and responsiblySwap artwork easier than any frame out thereMade properly, to last forever Stiicks are a patent-pending frame composed of 4 thin strips of sustainably-sourced American hardwood – No set of Stiicks will ever be made from a tree that was cut down for lumber. Each Stiick is embedded with several super-strong magnets that sandwich whatever you're hanging firmly in between. Two of the four pieces come pre-drilled which makes mounting significantly easier, with a more stable result, than a traditional frame. In fact we recommend just putting a single screw in the wall and using your smart phone as a level.
We have designed Stiicks in four standard sizes, but the great thing about a floating magnetic frame is that they can fit literally dozens of sizes, at virtually any length, without batting an eye. DIY Art/Photo Wall Collages & Endless Inspiration. Nothing says “home” and gives us “warm & fuzzy’s” more than a photo display of loved ones, happy memories, and cherished art collections.
What’s better than displaying one family photo? Showcasing many of course! Easy DIY Wall Art For Your Home - iVillage. Artwork cisplay for bedroom. How to hang a pegboard - Hip Girl's Guide to Homemaking - Living thoughtfully in the modern world. Our new kitchen pretty much trumps all kitchens in my checkered past of rental kitchens.
I can teach baking and preserving classes right out of my home now since the living room sidles up, open-aired and glorious, to the miles of countertop I’ve been blessed with in our new East Austin abode. With all this space and openness comes the counterweight downside: nearly nil cabinet space. Last weekend I conjured my inner Julia and Paul and hung a pegboard along the backsplash wall in our kitchen.
This project is moderately difficult done solo (like I did it, because I just couldn’t wait for my J to come home later that night), and requires more careful attention than technical skill. The only major tools you’ll need are a drill and and perhaps a screwdriver and pliers. Tips for Hanging a Pegboard in the Kitchen 1. 2. What to buy: 3/16” x 4’ x 4’ sheet of tempered hardboard, brown or white (I got a brown one and paid $8.27.) 3. 4. 5. I recommend painting the pegboard before you hang it. 6.
Playroom Makeover. April 6, 2009 We are fortunate to have a bonus space in our home.
When we were first married, we used this space as a formal dining room. When the munchkins were born, we gave up our formal dining room to have a toddler playroom, rather than have their toys scattered all over the house. Playskool ruled this roost for several years, until I decided to take the space back. Here’s the before (notice the exhausted Dad): Here’s the after: The whole goal was to create a more mature kid space that would multitask as a place for them to entertain themselves and friends with games, puzzles, watch movies, and do art projects. The next big project was the Map Wall. How to Create layers of Framed Photos on a Gallery Wall.
You have seen it done – the Gallery Wall – a collection of framed art or photos grouped on a wall to create impact.
It is an inexpensive and easy way to display objects on a big wall. Today I have a twist on the classic gallery wall – adding a 3-D effect that creates even more of a dramatic effect. Revamping My Picture Wall! I am in the middle of “musical rooms” at my house with the new baby on the way which also involved moving the kids playroom.
I have spent the last few weeks building, revamping and painting this area. My latest project was changing up the old frame wall. I showed you guys how I fabric matted my old frames. Kids’ Artwork Display Idea. A new school year can mean lots of new artwork to display around your home.
And while the fridge is nice, it’s fun to create a space that’s a bit more special. We love this simple idea from Less-Than-Perfect Life of Bliss: These dollar store frames started out plain. But with a fresh coat of paint they became the perfect rotating art gallery. No-frame ideas for hanging wall art. So you printed out this morning’s free wall art, now you’ve to figure out how to hang them.
Stocking up on even cheapo frames can add up pretty quickly so why not take a more unconventional (read; free) approach to displaying your newly acquired art? Here are five frame-less ways to hang art prints that will help you turn your living room into the Louvre. Coat hangers for hanging art; Old Brand New Blog. Trousers hanger; Apartment Therapy. Make Your Own Photo Ledge. Before we swapped the rug, shades and curtains and after we took down our photo ledges (luckily, they went on to a happier life after our building-wide yard sale), our living room was looking… sad.
We think it was mostly due to that big, bare wall: Now when you look at that wall, you’ll see this: But, wait – let’s back up. Before all the recent action took place, we had a plan. 35 Amazing Uses For Old Pallets. 25 Cool Ideas To Display Family Photos On Your Walls. Family portrait by Lori Andrews (via designcrushblog) We all have family photos that we love.
Most of them live well in photo albums but the best of them could and should be displayed throughout the house. It’s one of those things that add a personal touch of coziness to any interior decor. Besides, nowadays there are so many cool ways to display them that your family photos could even become a real design element.
Some time ago we’ve already shown you a bunch of cool ideas how you can hang your photos and art in creative ways. Displaying pictures could be challenging but we can and will make the process more easy for you. Mixed and matched family photos.