Yes, we know Palihouse is actually in AT:LA territory, but we can't get this wall of photos out of our heads...
Inspiration: Wall of Photos at Palihouse
...even though we have a hunch that frame must cost a small fortune.
Via: Loving Living Small
Image: Palihouse
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I Love I love I love this and yes I can't imagine the framing cost, but I am thinking HUGE SALVAGE WINDOW maybe? A PICTURE window maybe?...Pun intended!
view craefish's profile
this could probably be accomplished with a bunch of these long frame things from urban outfitters-- hanging to look like one unit...
http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp;jsessionid=C0504A010E4AF120E021A9589868C208.app12-node8?itemdescription=true&itemCount=60&id=12991675&parentid=A_FURN_WALL&sortProperties= product.marketingPriority,-product.startDate&navCount=196&navAction=poppushpush&color=
view brookejoy's profile
I've created a wall o' photos using dozens of glass clip frames (from Ikea), but it ended up being such a pain to get everything lined up...
I love this frame, but I think I love the urbanoutfitters product even more! The photo sleeves look so easy to change out and at $15/each...quite nice. Thanks for the tip!
view karazy's profile
I work for www.kodakgallery.com and if your images are all digital, you can make a collage on photo paper sized up to 20" x 30". You can choose skinny or thick borders in either black, white, or gray. Much easier than trying to line up lots of little photos.
view sfgirl's profile
I really love this look and had a similar idea to use all black and white. Very cool idea. The scale is what makes this work. If it were smaller, it might look cluttered.
t8
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I am in love with the framed wall of photos!
view PlanItGirl's profile