could make a cool room divider or curtain rod, too.

I used branches (not painted white) as curtain rods, once, with dragonfly hooks supporting them. They were cute.

What's the color being shown??

i could see this in a little retail store. i love it!

a smaller version could be adorable for necklaces or scarves.

How did I know you were going to suggest the Cole & Sons wallpaper without clicking on the link! Haha. Love this.

This is so pretty, but I think for it to really work you'd have to own clothes only in white, ecru, and eggshell. Oh, and maybe beige. :)

I love this! Great tip!

a.meyer - it might make a nice overflow, say, if you had a really cramped closit. You could just take out some coordinating clothes and put them on display.

I love this for displaying a beautiful dress, nightgown, or tutu

The clothes have to be pretty like these ones, or it wouldn't work, but in this picture, I do kind of love it.

I really love this idea, but am worried that the branch might hold bugs... overreacting? has anyone actually tried bringing in a fresh branch outdoors to indoors?

I also think this could be pretty in a sewing/craft room. One could hang folded fabrics (perhaps the same pattern but different colorways) from the branch.

you people and your creativity. it's endless! I love it!

jenniejenjen - I did bring in branches as curtain rods, and never noticed any bugs.