Antique photo display

Downsizing sentimental items

" 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…

As an easy way to incorporate vintage items and family heirlooms into your home decor, I'm sharing my tips on displaying your old family photos.

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…

Here’s a fun fact: I used to write about family picture wall ideas for an art installer in New York City! I did it for about five years (I covered other art-hanging topics, too). In that time, I saw hundreds of family picture walls come across my desk, from black-and-white grid-style walls, to eclectic gallery...

The Cabbage Gallery I've heard experts say that you should live in a house for awhile and get a feel for how you live in it before you...

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.

As a Genealogist, I have been very fortunate over the decades to gather old family photos. Some are originals, some are scans of originals, some I have received from other family researchers, and some I have just taken with my phone camera when I saw them somewhere. For many years they were tucked

Add personality to your home with these creative ways to display family photos: gallery walls, tabletop frames, and polaroids in glass boxes.