Family photos, children’s artwork and other mementos can be an interior design challenge.
We want to display them proudly, but kindergarten art projects and snapshots of relatives don’t always harmonize with the rest of the décor.
What to do?
It all comes down to the presentation.
“Everything in a home should have meaning,” said Lauren Robbins, an interior designer in Augusta, Ga. “So taking pieces with history — whether it’s an heirloom piece of furniture or something as simple as children’s art — and incorporating them with a modern twist is really important.”Displayed well, Ms. Robbins continued, that painting made in preschool can look as impressive as anything else in your home — and it can bring more joy.
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Locations:
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