Antique photo display

WHEN FACED WITH BOXES AND BOXES OF OLD FAMILY PHOTO'S, THE TEMPTATION TO DISCARD THEM CAN BE OVERWHELMING. INSTEAD OF THROWING THEM AWAY OR STORING IN THE BACK…

" How did we ever do without cloudy rhinestones?" " Lovely red with a neat old headboard attached to the wall and mantel for headboard." Fabulous Family Ephemera and Photos.... Red mantel....Black Shutters.....Fabulous gold framed mirror..... Old clock gutted and old puppy print added... Ok, lets continue to another room in Barb's house. The color here-reds. I love the old fireplace mantel for the headboard and the stacking of frames.....She also has a wonderful (unpainted) lawyer bookcase…

Going thrifting is like embarking on a small adventure. Albeit you end up delving deep into mysterious urban secondhand shops and locating great garage sales instead of exploring ancient ruins in the middle of a jungle. In either case, you can end up walking away with the treasure of a lifetime. Or two or three, in fact.

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Don't be afraid to show off your vintage photos! There are loads of ways to display vintage photographs while keeping them safe.

Antique frame from the thrift store that I added wallpaper to and then collaged with old family photos- Dyane Clayborn

Discover the charm of a curated vintage gallery wall, featuring handpicked antique artwork and timeless pieces. Perfect for adding character and history to any room, this gallery wall is a blend of nostalgia and elegance. Get inspired to create your own vintage-inspired art display, ideal for those who love unique home décor ideas. Explore how to mix and match frames, art styles, and vintage finds to craft a personalized gallery wall that tells a story. ... daha fazla

DIY Network shows how you can showcase cherished memories in your home with these four great ways to display family photos.

For those who can’t get enough of Malplaquet house, Tim Knox will be lecturing on how he and his partner, Todd Longstaffe-Gowan, saved this magnificent house from demolition and filled it with wondrous objects from their years of collecting. He’ll be in Los Angeles on March 23rd and in San Franciso March 24th. For tickets and information, visit Sir John Soane’s Museum Foundation. Photograph by James Mortimer via World of Interiors Photograph by James Mortimer via World of Interiors…