For awhile, I thought I was going to do something like this with some antique plates:

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I never actually got around to looking at or buying any plates, so when I saw big red shelf at my favorite little antique store at the end of Main Street in Newark, I jumped at the chance to buy it with the idea of putting it above the couch and switching out seasonal decorations. However, I still thought that the little shelf alone would be dwarfed on the huge wall. The solution: some antique plates on either side!
Luckily, I share my mom’s love for antiques and decorating, and she bought me a beautiful blue plate that dates back to the 1890’s. Of course I made Adam hang up my shelf as soon as I got home and then I jumped on Ebay and Etsy and managed to snag three more coordinating plates to flank either side of the red shelf.
Here is the final product:


1 comment:
I Love what you did . I looks great ! The blue plates are a great mix with the red shelf and folk art pieces. Oh, a few of those things look very familiar :-)
Great job !
Enjoy !
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