5.21.2012

Covering a large, bare wall...

can sometimes be a daunting task. 
It's overwhelming and can get cluttered quickly...not to mention, expensive.

I'll confess, when I did this, my inspiration came right out of an Urban Outfitters store. (Oh, what I'd do to spend a day with those designers...)

Anyway...it seemed so simple...and even better, inexpensive.

Here was my blank canvas...


These were my dirt-cheap, thrift store frames...


...and now, my covered wall.


By the way, if you were wondering, our Miami trip turned out even better than I'd hoped for...yet again.
However, no run-ins with David.
...there's always next time. Pin It Now!

13 comments:

  1. Glad you had a fun trip! I've been all over Florida, but never Miami. I love how the frames turned out! It makes such a difference. I especially love the one around the tv, so cute!

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  2. Love the frames! It makes it look very architectural!

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  3. Wow, and for Christmas you can hang little objects by ribbon from the top of the frames if you wanted to change things up - it looks great!

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  4. I love an empty frame. What a fun look.

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  5. Looks great, makes your televison look larger.

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  6. It looks awesome!!!
    I have a dresser similar to that that I want to put my media stuff in it. Did you make any changes, to put your cable box or PVR in it?
    Just came over from Home Sweet Nest!
    Cheers,

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    1. When we hooked up the TV, we ran the wires through the wall/ceiling to a closet...which holds all the STUFF that goes with the TV, satellite box, DVD player, etc...
      Thanks for stopping by!! :)

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  7. Holly,

    What a cheap easy fun idea! I love the simplicity of the frames. Go Urban Outfitters!

    Thanks for the inspiration.
    blessings,
    karianne

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  8. Framing the TV... what a great idea! When we remodeled our "TV" room ,which is also my husband's office, he built a recessed box in the wall, which houses all of our stereo equipment, dvd player, etc., and covered it with a hinged framed painting.

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