What the heck to do with this empty wall??
I'm not usually at a loss when it come to decorating but when the antiqued mirror I ordered to go on this blank wall turned out to be discontinued I just went blank. Any ideas? I can't put a hall table or wall shelf because there is not enough room there so I really just want something unique with a farmhouse vibe, but no signs or word art. Not too trendy, either. Just unique.
Here is the mirror REALLY wanted (was going to put two side by side):
I just cannot come up with anything. :(
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago@lisaam - I actually already have an old gate hanging over the desk in the bedroom you can see in the picture. I was actually going to put it in the hallway but thought it a little too cutesy for the other items in that area.
Just found this and I like it:
Its 40 x 40. Any thoughts?
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6 years agoSo I have several big canvases in my two story foyer of barns etc that's why I was trying to stay away from that here but I was thinking these since they depict two local scenes that I love:
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