Layered photos on shelf

When I think of (good) masculine design, the same words/images usually come to mind: dark, cozy, comfortable, relaxed. (Sounds a lot like Fall decorating, as well.) I recently discovered the portfolio of designer Sean Anderson, and all of his rooms are a pretty perfect mix of masculine-infused modern meets traditional style. I enjoyed studying his Read More

Disclosure - This post contains affiliate links that I may earn a small commission on with no additional cost to you. Last spring I updated my home office and added these Ikea picture ledge shelves. They’ve been one of my favorite additions to the space! I can easily swap out the photos, frames, and accessories

Beautiful ledge shelves will allow you to proudly display your favourite children's books, pictures, plants or kitchen storage. Your imagination is limitless as you design your gallery wall with shelves of different lengths. Create a focal point that you will never get tired of looking at because you can always change the contents of the shelves. There are various sizes and wood colours to choose from as well as an unstained option allowing you to customise to match your décor perfectly. The…

image Do you guys have a photo wall in your home? Do you love them/hate them? We have a little wall in our guest room that's slo...

Melanie Williams on Instagram: "How I’ve displayed a series of my favourite family photos at home…and a special pencil portrait by a very talented friend! ⬅️ #family #familyphotos #portrait #art #home #commissionedportrait #portraiture #familyphotos #makingahouseahome #photos #framedphotos #shelfie #shelvingideas #shelvingdecor #shelfstyle #iphoneshot #memories #happytimes #homelife"

Kiva Brent | Affordable Home Styling on Instagram: "Here are some art display ideas if you want something a little ✨different✨ and you want to avoid too many holes in the wall! 1. Hang art on your bookshelve frames - so that it’s almost jumping off of the shelf. 2. Upload your art to your TVs and tablets. 3. Print art on pillows and blankets. 4. Layer artwork on windowsills. 5. Attach artwork to backsplashes and refrigerators using command hooks and magnets."

As summer begins to turn to fall, I start craving a little extra warmth and coziness in the house, and this week I’ve been focusing on our living room. But instead of crawling around my attic and dragging out totes full of pumpkins and my typical fall decor, I wanted to try giving our home…