by Jen
Any ideas for showing off my teapot collection
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My style is more contemporary beachy, but I have at least 10 teapots that have been given/left to me that I would like to show off without making the house feel like it is lived in by someone much older than my 37 years.
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Janet Pizaro
on Dec 28, 2017
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/522558362989817395/?lp=true -
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Ann Cherkas Halstead
on Dec 28, 2017
build or buy square shadow boxes. The ones with no glass. Hang them in a pattern and put 1 teapot per box. -
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Ken
on Dec 28, 2017
I like the idea of installing a shelf around the dining area maybe a foot below the ceiling. Depending on the size and configuration of the room you could have plenty of space to expand the collection, including some of those larger shells you have collected and a wooden lobster trap buoy or other seashore collectibles. -
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Joye R. Foster
on Dec 28, 2017
Build a shelf and put them on it. Accentuate the difference in style for a really eclectic look. Tell everyone you are proud of your gifts/ inheritance. I would put a small piece of molding on the top of the shelf so your pots do not fall off. Enjoy. -
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JoAnn Kennedy-Scarfone
on Dec 28, 2017
In our neighborhood, a homeowner has scattered her teapots throughout her front garden ... looks adorable! -
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Nancy Turner
on Dec 28, 2017
My mom has a space on top of all her kitchen cupboards that she puts things like this, and intersperses artificial plants and other knick knacks that she thinks go with the items, you could put sugar and creamer sets that are older, etc. -
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Kay
on Dec 28, 2017
I wouldn't recommend, putting them in the garden, unless they are cheep ones lol. Kay Adelaide Australia
Janet Pizaro
on Dec 28, 2017
Ann Cherkas Halstead
on Dec 28, 2017
Ken
on Dec 28, 2017
Joye R. Foster
on Dec 28, 2017
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