Have you guys seen these amazing SINCOLxmt Tapes? Made in Japan, the oversized washi tapes are made of rice paper, adhere so easily to walls and furniture, and can be removed with no damage at all - just like temporary wallpaper! Perfect for rental spaces or those of us that like to change our minds often. If you are not traveling to Japan soon they are also sold online here and here! So much fun right? I love them for kids rooms but really the possibilities are endless. . . 

This vibrant basket weave might be my favorite inspiration. Could be just perfect for the next RedMart offices . . . . 

DIY Decor: Cozy Gallery Corner

I love a gallery wall but instead of picking an expected space, like the long wall over a sideboard, today's DIY inspiration is to create a cozy gallery corner! Corners usually are neglected or a bit awkward for displaying art but by working with loads of smaller pieces, you can quickly create a layered, bohemian vibe. The best part is the frames and art pieces do not have to match, I love the look of the combination of textures, colors and artistic mediums. Perfect for displaying travel photos, Etsy artist finds, a favorite family snapshot or flea market pieces! 

When building a gallery wall, I lay out all the pieces I have and then start at the center and work outwards. I think it's important to do this organically and do not worry if the edges of pieces line up - in fact better if they do not! It's wonderful to add pieces to your gallery corner over time, but I suggest starting with at least 6 or 7 frames to achieve the look. 

                         Hope this inspires you to spice up a lonely corner in your house! 

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Love or Loathe: Plates as Decor

While it might bring up memories of your granny's house, plates as wall decor are making a big comeback! I love the eclectic, layered look plates can bring, and think they can be a lovely and unexpected alternative to a mirror or gallery wall. Using solid plates, modern graphics or poppy colors is the key to bringing these plate collections into the 21st century. Here are a few of my favorite inspirations . . . Do love or loathe this look?

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