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Local artist Jennifer Prichard creates porcelain installations for commercial and luxury hospitality locations. Using the flexibility of the material and combining it with her natural talent, Prichard’s art transforms spaces more than a canvas painting ever could. She also designs good-looking tiles, too. While she's not new to the design scene, we love her work so much we feel she warrants another mention.

Okay, so maybe we can’t all afford to install handmade, local artist-created porcelain art installations that cover an entire wall, but it’s certainly a lovely (and rather inspiring) idea. Porcelain isn’t the only material available in creating awesome textural installations on a wall. We’ve seen great wall compositions made out of glass, mixed tapes, doilies and even toy cars. Here are some past Apartment Therapy posts that might get your texture ideas flowing:

• How To: Hang a Wall of Pot(s)
• Roundup: Trees as Wall Art
• Wallter Circles Wall Applications
• Good Questions: How to Add Texture to a Wall?
• The Slot Car Wall Sculpture by Pete Nidzgorski

Have you come up with a fun way to create a texture on your wall using interesting objects? How do you create interest with your hanging collections in your spaces? Share your ideas to inspire others!

(Images: Taken from the J Prichard website)