This is the wall you first see when exiting the downstairs bathroom. The pictures were castoffs from other parts of the house just waiting for their place to shine.
I love going from room to room and seeing this little bright spot here. Not sure what took me so long.
And here is the shot coming from the master bedroom, which by the way, I made great progress on last night. Let’s do this! By the way, the flower painting in the background was made by my step father. Isn’t he good?
What I also love about this little wall is that each piece reminds me of a time in my life. The one on top is an illustration of our home from the artist pve which I treasure! The abstract is from my friend Heather. And the tiny painting is from a street vendor in Paris brought back to me by my old boss at Girbaud.
You may remember the picture of Mr. and me. The picture on the very bottom was painted by a close friend of my late father. While we are in the hallway, I must mention that my favorite piece of original art here is quite possibly the one hanging over the coat rack painted many years ago by our now 17 year old son. It was his version of spring, summer, fall and winter and always makes me smile.
Love your little gallery wall/hallway…especially that all of the pieces have such meaning. What a wonderful site to see everyday!
A great spot for a happy gallery wall with all of your sentimental pieces. Fun!
Ooo so pretty!!
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Each piece has a special meaning–its always nice to let these items shine in a spot where they'll be seen each and every day.
Thanks ladies! Don't know why I didn't do it sooner :).
XO,
René
I have been trying to work out what to do to make that wall with the thermostat look a lot better in our house, and this is giving me some great ideas – thank you!
This is so pretty! My thermostat wall is directly across from my front door….ugh! And guess what I did…I hung a huge painted canvas right over top of it. Hasn't interfered with the temp at all. (Wall is not perfectly straight and the canvas isn't perfectly straight so there are gaps around it for airflow.) Anyway, if I hadn't done that, I would definitely do what you did. So eclectic!
Thanks Carla! I like your idea.