Every day as we prepare our meals we pull out dishes of various shapes and sizes. We use them to cook. We eat off of them. We take them for granted. But dishes can be works of art! And when displayed correctly, they can offer unexpected beauty to our spaces.
There are many different ways to incorporate dishes into decor. Some are more traditional. Some are completely unexpected. But all of them can add a unique "flavor" to your space. Follow these tips to use dishes effectively in your decor. Bon Appetit!
Display dishes in the traditional way...in a hutch. This is a great opportunity to showcase a collection of similar pieces.
Open dish storage creates a sculptural, artistic display in a kitchen or dining area.
Don't be afraid to use dishes in children's spaces. These pretty plates add romance to a little girl's room.
To see more ideas on how to incorporate dishes into your home decor, you can read the entire article here.
Have a great day~
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I love the display of green pottery and dishes. Just beautiful.
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I have plates hanging from my wall. i should send you a pic Wendy, you'd be proud. Just don't look too closely at the paint job.
Those turquoise dishes displayed the traditional way are beautiful. I love how the furniture and display are expected, but the color is not. Thanks for sharing!
Carol
antiquetexan.blogspot.com
I am drawn to dishes lately. Funny how I love them everywhere but in the kitchen. ;);)
I love using plates for decorating too! They can add great pattern and texture to any room. Great pictures!
I love plates as decor....Ihave about 6 white plates that I have picked up from thrift stores, home goods and other places...all on sale. One problem, I cant decide where to hang them. I was thinking kitchen or maybe in the hall bath.. so many choices ..ahhh.
I love the green and pink room especially!!! I may need to be on the lookout for a ladder for displays now! :)
I hope you'll come by and visit.
Denise
www.pinkpostcard.blogspot.com
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