Framed shopping bags

I was recently browsing Pinterest and came across this spirited image of framed shopping bags adorning the wall of a spacious walk in closet... Visually, the colors and sizes work, and I love the creative concept... But, does it reek of conspicuous consumption? I will say, I'm often taken with the gorgeous shopping bags I receive when I make certain (usually higher end) purchases. They do seem like art! Then I have to wonder how much more I paid for my item so it could come in such a fancy…

How to create a gallery wall art piece with traditional designer shopping bags. Learn exactly how to make it your own.

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Back for another round of Saw it. Pinned it. Did it! I have to tell you all thanks for the comments on my last project..the DIY Acrylic Tray! It's so nice to get positive feedback from time to time with all of these projects that consume my life bring me little pieces of happiness, so thank you for that. I read all of them and try my best to reply. I hope you all went out and made 1, or 5, trays by now. This weeks project technically counts, but it is so simple I almost feel silly sharing…

Framed Designer Bags for the office of 'Iliki the stylist'

LuxeDisplay's Floating Acrylic Display (patent pending). Provides optimal protection from dust and UV with an enclosed frame made of museum-grade UV-blocking acrylic. Unlike other floating displays in the market, our frame allows quick scarf change with an easy-mount interlocking brace. Also, our double-panel assembled frame can be free-standing and can be placed anywhere not just on the wall. We also provided an additional way of mounting scarves. With just a single panel, you can use the…

This Manhattanite's chic style extends from her wardrobe to her walls in her chic studio apartment.

(all images by Erica Cook) This is the amazing closet of interior designer Erica Cook. I love her use of beautiful glass bowls + dishes to hold accessories but I especially love the way she framed her shopping bags. Ingenious! Check out her blog, Moth Design to see more images of her home, her client work and bits about her life raising 5 kids, which is hard I know, my mom did it!