Pottery Barn-Inspired Artwork for a Fraction of the Price
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If you're like me, what you love and what you can afford aren't always the same. And sometimes that gap makes you get creative. That's what happened with a set of artwork from Pottery Barn that I loved but didn't love the price. I created my own at a fraction of the original price. No power tools or paint brushes required.
If you're like me, what you love and what you can afford aren't always the same. And sometimes that gap makes you get creative. That's what happened with a set of artwork from Pottery Barn that I loved but didn't love the price. I created my own at a fraction of the original price. No power tools or paint brushes required.
After I added the prints to the frames, I made sure the artwork was positioned where I wanted, then hung them together to create a gallery wall behind our living room sofa.
All that was left was a little styling with my favorite old camera and some books and other decorative items.
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my daughter used scrap book paper. love her wall. it cost a lot less and just as nice. thanks for the update
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This is a great idea. I do a lot of coastal paintings, but using wall paper is a great, quick idea for people who don't paint or just for something quick and different.
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