Lately, I've been keeping my eyes open for some plates like this to decorate a wall in our dining area:
I love the look of plates grouped together on the wall. So simple and easy.
They can work in bookcases and hutches too.
What do you think? Are you a fan of this look?
And, more importantly, do you happen to know where I can find some inexpensive plates like the first picture in green/white?? (I've already checked with HomeGoods...)
Have a great weekend!
*pictures from: Google Images, Haven & Home, Desire to Inspire, Haven & Home, Southern Accents, Southern Accents, Blue Hydrangea
10 comments:
I've recently been thinking that I want to do this too, but haven't purchased any yet. I would recommend Salvation Army and Goodwill stores though if you want a good variety and it will keep the project inexpensive.
I love vintage/old plates. I have a few I'd like to hang but haven't gotten around to it.
I collect vintage plates and tea cups so I am crazy about this post! Nice!
I like the look- easy and looks pretty. I always have luck with goodwill, salvation army, marshalls, tj maxx and other thrift or second hand stores. good luck finding some!!
I saw the title and thought "no". Saw the images and I am a believer!
I am definitely liking this look, and would love to incorporate plates on my kitchen walls. I'm also on the hunt, if you find any good sources!
I can never get enough, I think I will always love that look.
I totally want to put up a few random & cute plates under the clock in my kitchen, but how does one get them on the wall?
Jessica - they sell plate hangers at places like Michael's or Hobby Lobby. They are metal, with 4 "arms" to hold the plate in place. They are in the framing department. Generally, they are around $2 to $3. And really really easy to hang!
Love plates on the wall, they always look good! Keep hunting....
Of course I love the celedon plates from my favorite saved images! :)
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