We've been spotting letters recently and think they make a fun decor addition to a space. If you want to personalize a room or add a little bit of whimsy, consider placing your initials, name or a favorite saying in block letters. A few of our favorites after the jump...
Personalize Your Space With Block Letters
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I found cute, red alphabet decals at www.Art-A-Peel.com as well as raised, mdf shapes Yellow Squares at Art-A-Peel.com... I like these for kids, or mod decor in particular...
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Does anyone know where I might find smaller, 2"-3" metal letters?
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So Mary Tyler Moore!
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i'm thinking in a year, we will be tired of these. but yeah, i like them for kids rooms.
i will say, i still like them when they are insanely large
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Haven't letters been the trend for quite some time? Is this new again already?
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I like to use letters recovered from buildings. I have a stainless steel uppercase B that is about 6" high and 7" wide. It is beautiful, and weighs a ton. But it fits me, as I am a designer and very into type.
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When I was a teen back in 1974, I bought and painted a wooden "D" for my bedroom (well, yes, maybe a little MTM) and carried it into my marriage with a guy named "Dave". How lucky could I get? It now hangs around with other "D"s I've accumulated over the years in our hallway.
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