I never get it when I visit someone who has nothing on their walls. It always look so empty. Sure I like simplistic design and an ascetic home to a limit, but you just can't leave you walls completely void.
I like having photos and paintings on mine. Particularly pictures that mean something to me personally. My walls are currently so packed with photos of family and friends, places seen and memories from the past that it's getting difficult to find any more room for future pictures.
I like having photos and paintings on mine. Particularly pictures that mean something to me personally. My walls are currently so packed with photos of family and friends, places seen and memories from the past that it's getting difficult to find any more room for future pictures.
That in mind, I looked into some new ideas on how to cram more pictorial material into same space. Here's some photos I found.
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| Nice, clean and simple. Need to crop all photos to fit the frame but a clean layout. Photo: http://www.evdes.com |
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| Staircase is usually just wasted wall space, but you can always utilize it to better use. Photo: http://www.evdes.com |
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| Simple and very stylish, I like. Photo: http://www.evdes.com |
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| Divide your smaller photos to a square area on the wall why not. You need smaller photos for this and this wont work for painings and such. Photo: http://www.evdes.com |
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| I kind of like this idea. Really simple and lets face it, cheapest. Just stick some double sided tape on each and put them on the wall. One or two will probably look like you're too cheap to buy frames, but add few hundred and it's artistic. Photo: http://www.evdes.com |
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| Ok this won't help with many photos but hey, how cool is that. Photo: http://www.evdes.com |
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| If you like green scenery, this is for you. I can feel the warm summer breeze just by looking at it. |
T.A.
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