I do hope I won't bore you with showing corners of my living room but as you know I've put a lot of effort into bringing it together and enjoy sharing with you!
One particular area that receives much attention and compliments is my "wonderwall" - especially due to it being the first thing that catches peoples eye as they enter the room
It's creation came about when I admired my SIL's wonderwall and deciding I wanted to do something similar but was told in no uncertain terms I needed a theme!
I had been admiring many images of couples on tumblr and reblogging "love" quotes that a Love theme was decided upon. I started saving images to my desktop, preferring the non traditional images from Breakfast at Tiffany's, Gone with the Wind etc changing them to black and white and then it was off to the local photographers to print them out in various sizes
Next stop was The Range for mounts and frames, with a few from IKEA for good measure and then the fun began starting with the Victoria bus sign from Oliver Bonas in the center
Here you can see Chanel's "in order to be irreplaceable" print from Rockett St George and a Dirty Dancing card the postage of which was more than the card itself!
Many East of India signs feature on the wall as well as another print from Rockett St George
So that pretty much sums up my wonderwall! I hope you enjoyed a few details on the prints and images and I'll leave you with a close up of my new table arrangement for a splash of colour!
It's creation came about when I admired my SIL's wonderwall and deciding I wanted to do something similar but was told in no uncertain terms I needed a theme!
I had been admiring many images of couples on tumblr and reblogging "love" quotes that a Love theme was decided upon. I started saving images to my desktop, preferring the non traditional images from Breakfast at Tiffany's, Gone with the Wind etc changing them to black and white and then it was off to the local photographers to print them out in various sizes
Next stop was The Range for mounts and frames, with a few from IKEA for good measure and then the fun began starting with the Victoria bus sign from Oliver Bonas in the center
Here you can see Chanel's "in order to be irreplaceable" print from Rockett St George and a Dirty Dancing card the postage of which was more than the card itself!
Many East of India signs feature on the wall as well as another print from Rockett St George
So that pretty much sums up my wonderwall! I hope you enjoyed a few details on the prints and images and I'll leave you with a close up of my new table arrangement for a splash of colour!
