I first spotted this lovely bird print on one of my favorite blogs, Jones Design Company, in Emily’s office:
I thought …. hmmm. I love that. I wonder where it comes from?
Then I saw it again on another favorite blog, 6th Street Design School, as part of Kirsten’s $500 Guest Bedroom makeover.
Oooh … I thought … there it is again! Thankfully, Kirsten revealed her secret source! Amazon …. and it’s actually wrapping paper! For $4.50!
If you read my post on Pretty Plumes, you know I’ve got a thing for birds. So of course, I had to click on over to Amazon and check it out. Much to my delight, I found a whole assortment of vintage wrapping paper by Cavallini Papers each more swoon worthy than the next. With a simple frame, any of these could make a beautiful (and affordable) piece of art.
There are lots of old maps. How great would it look to hang a whole bunch of them together? These London and Paris ones are my faves. I might like to hang them in Braden’s room to go with all of his vintage airplanes ….
…kind of a la Chirstiane Lemieux, founder of DwellStudio and her children’s rooms:
from Undecorate
Speaking of Paris … have you ever been to Paris? I have a friend (if you’re reading this, you know who you are!) who got engaged at the top of the Eiffel Tower. (Lucky girl!)
It’d be fun to create a little Paris gallery with the Paris map and these ….
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Vintage Paris postcards
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Or, how about these in a playroom?
I also love these …
And what about this in your kitchen?
It kind of reminds me of this …
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| via Undecorate |
Hmmmm. Which ones to get? At this price, I may have to get a few and just see where inspiration strikes!
By the way … if you noticed several of the photos in the post are from “Undecorate” … a great new book I just got yesterday and am hoping to make my way through this weekend. More on it next week!
Have a great weekend!
I enjoy the birds as well….and those colorful veggie prints for the kitchen! I am thinking about some wall art for our entryway that we finally got right with new paint….hmmmm! Thanks for your blog Amy–always a relaxing and delightful few minutes for me, perusing all your fun finds and ideas!
Blessings, Julie