We live in a rental, so we're always on the look-out for non-permanent wall treatments. We loved Bri and Chad's wall treatment, which used post-its to create texture. The other day, when we drove by the Maison Martin Margiela store, we discovered another option...
Inspiration: Maison Martin Margiela Facade
We stopped the car to take a closer look at the facade's shimmering "sequins" and discovered the secret: simple white plastic paillettes, like these
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I love it. The building I live in has a similar "wind sculpture" by Ned Kahn in our courtyard. It's one of my favorite parts of the building. For more inspiration:
http://nedkahn.com/wind.html
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Like the Sparklett's trucks!
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i actually thought it was a large scale print of a fingerprint!
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if you couldn't paint, why would you be able to put in dozens upon dozens of nails in the wall?
It looks neat, though.
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