Plates above window

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Plates can be an inexpensive and colorful way to decorate. Use these display ideas to bring your dishes out of the cupboard and into view.

This tutorial shows how to hang plates & platters on the wall with a super simple trick! Easily display sentimental pieces without exposed hardware.

Party Junk 197 - a DIY link party via Funky Junk Interiors is all about creative, repurposed projects showcased in a link party format. Come link yours up or just be inspired!

One of the questions I get asked often is about white. White walls to be exact. Some of us renters have white walls and unlike me, you don’t want to risk the wrath of the owners and paint your walls a color-good for you! So how does one pretty up a plain white wall? I’ve started a collection of white walled inspiration photos over at Pinterest. I like to look at the photos and figure out why I like the white walls and what makes it work. Large signature pieces are allowed to speak or take…

Katie's home's style is: "Grandmillennial maximalism with a touch of Scandinavian minimalism."

I found vintage plates and wanted to hang them on the wall to decorate my kitchen. Here's how I got the spacing right and what I used to hang them up.

Over the past year, I have come to greatly admire Blue Willow china, and I guess I'm not alone. Many claim that it is the most widely collected china pattern in history. It's sort of hard not to like, with it's blue pagodas and Chinese hillsides, the two doves kissing at the top and the geometric chinoiserie trim. The famous Blue Willow pattern originated in Staffordshire, England in 1790. Thomas Minton, owner of the Thomas Minton & Sons factory, specialized in domestic tableware…