It started with this. Tight and symmetrical. my usual way to hang white dishes. I thought maybe I’d keep my eyes open for more and fill the entire wall. But I didn’t want to wait for it to be done. So I stopped right there and placed all my white hanging dishes on the floor to see what I could come up with.
My goal was to use up what I had available at the time, keep it fun and easy–no measuring. If I get a pretty new white dish in the future that I want to show off I can easily add to the arrangement.
The sloping to the left corner works really well because is leads the eye {eyes if you have two} up to the stair case where we have our gallery of empty frames and steps that also slope up to the left. It works well together. But I might change it up if I feel like it. You know, since it’s so easy.
White dishes are the poor girl’s solution to wall art. Low commitment, super thrifty, and they add a touch of class and freshness to any room. All you need is a painted wall and some plate hangers from the dollar store.
Where do you use white dishes?
PS: don’t forget, tomorrow is our Mantel Link up–and anyone can join in if you don’t have a mantel–you can decorate any surface–a shelf, dresser, tablescape, the dashboard of your car, whatever. The point is to inspire each other! See you then.