I am in love with this chic and simple office space. My favorite part is the use of the clipboards to bring life to the bare white wall. I've seen clipboards used to display art (or to organize an office) before, but I am especially loving the multiple rows of clipboards.
This is like having your own version of Pinterest on your wall! I think it would look even better if you painted the clipboards in bright acrylic. You could try different shades of a single color (I can envision a wide spectrum of soft, pretty greens) or use it as an opportunity to test out a new color combination. A few combos that I think would look really sharp: pink, black and grey; chocolate and aqua; or any neutral paired with a bright yellow or orange.
Layering your favorite photos, prints, or fabrics creates a collage effect that looks really neat. And as an added bonus, it is that much easier to swap out your old photos and inspirations for new ones!
Image: Trendenser via Decor8
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I think this is a really fun idea! Especially if painted!
To add another layer - you could use different sized clipboards as well.
I like this for the space shown, but I think it would bother me on a smaller wall or less tidy room.
absolutely love this idea! just can't decide whether do it in my office or my kids playroom. maybe both! brown in my all white office and maybe shades of pink or green in the girls playroom... doing this today!
This might be a good idea for displaying kids artwork. Easy to rotate in and out!
"like having your own version of Pinterest" ~ seems ironic, but i'm probably just showing my age ;-)
anyway, super idea!
I absolutely love this idea!
i really, really like this idea. especially given i have a near-four-year old who continually brings home art work from school. wondering whether i could achieve a similar look with multiple cork boards.