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Blown-Up Photos as Headboards and Art

5-28-large pic.jpgIt's funny, just last night we were looking at a very blank wall in our tiny abode and wondering if we were ever going to get around to actually doing something with it. Jan's post about blowing up a photo and using it as a headboard, or just as art, makes us entertain the notion...

 
 

Check out Jan at Poppy Talk's "how to" here.

Image: Anemi Hotels via Poppy Talk

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funny, i just got back from greece and many a chora about 24 hrs ago! i did take lots of great photos, but probably not of dense enough detail to blow up quite that big! lovely tho.

posted by k in ditmas on 2008-05-28 16:37:37
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can you link me to jans post?

posted by mscot on 2008-05-28 16:46:03
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mscot,

Sorry, Jan is Poppy Talk. Link's above.

posted by leslie on 2008-05-28 18:22:50
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I thought photos WERE art - "blown-up" or otherwise...

posted by bordjon on 2008-05-28 18:25:22
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idea: If you aren't the greatest photographer, check out stock photo sites (gettyimages.com, veer.com, masterfile.com to name a few) or buy an image from the Library of Congress for cheap.

posted by juliek on 2008-05-28 18:57:27
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Love using your own pics as inspiration. There are some great sites that will blow up your pics and lay them off on canvas. Great post!
http://lovinglivingsmall.blogspot.com/2008/01/small-space-big-art-canvas.html

posted by lovinglivingsmall on 2008-05-28 19:28:51
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I may be hallucinating but hasn't this idea cycled through this blog quite a few times recently? This isn't rasterbator strikes again instructions, but "blank wall, enlarged photo"... didn't ring a bell?

posted by K T G on 2008-05-28 20:28:43
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Because I know someone will ask:

The big swingarm lamp in the pictures is the Arteluce 265, by Paolo Rizzato, manufactured by Flos.

(See it in another spacious, cool room.)

It runs about $1000.

I love that lamp.

posted by cheapo on 2008-05-29 10:01:28
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Because I know someone will ask:

The big swingarm lamp in the pictures is the Arteluce 265, by Paolo Rizzato, manufactured by Flos.

(See it in another spacious, cool room.)

It runs about $1000.

I love that lamp.

posted by cheapo on 2008-05-29 10:09:34
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Because I know someone will ask:

The big swingarm lamp in the pictures is the Arteluce 265, by Paolo Rizzato, manufactured by Flos.

(See it in another spacious, cool room.)

It runs about $1000.

I love that lamp.

posted by cheapo on 2008-05-29 10:12:21
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Is it a floor lamp? Does anybody know where to get it? Thanks

posted by longsocks on 2008-05-29 11:23:05
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oops, did not see cheapo's post before I asked, sorry.
And its way above my budget :(

posted by longsocks on 2008-05-29 11:26:10
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how about the coffee table? Anyone know where that comes from?

posted by mel t on 2008-05-29 12:28:02
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Patricia Urquiola's FAT FAT low table at B&B Italia

http://www.bebitalia.it/collezioni/scheda_prodotto.asp?ID_Prodotto=95&lingua=en

(an investment piece; not cheap)

posted by mschatelaine on 2008-05-29 16:43:38
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sorry about the multiple posts, the comment form did not seem to process this morning

posted by cheapo on 2008-05-29 19:21:05
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hehe the multiple posts thing that happened reminds me of the latest apple commercial!

posted by little flower on 2008-05-30 00:37:04
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