A wall of dishes in our apartment in Paris.
Do you think I need more?
(Clue: The only answer is yes.)
What do you collect?
Wall of Dishes
Comments
9 responses to “Wall of Dishes”
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I love this. I love that they are all white, that they (many? most? all?) have been repaired and that you have given them a new lease on life, in which they have become art.
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There is room for more! I like how some are hung to show the back of the plate.
Glass fishing floats, poodle stuff, scented candles and things that make my heart happy. -
I love this! I don’t collect anything really, but I inherited my mom’s small teacup collection. I have no idea what to do with them.
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I have a “Wall of Women,” paintings of my mom’s. She painted in the impressionist style. Her artwork includes landscapes and portraits, but somehow I inherited mostly portraits (my siblings and I divided the paintings up when my mother passed away, and we took turns choosing–I guess I love portraits!). So, I collect paintings, mostly portraits, and primarily portraits of women.
PS Love your “Wall of Dishes.” I would continue collecting and add onto the collection:) -
I remember your Wall of Dishes from our lovely stay in your Paris apartment 4+ years ago. Loved those dishes then; love them now! Ann, St.L., MO
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I need to come back to see this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YES YES YES………………….OF COURSE YES>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Love!
I collect hands. -
I’m so inspired this — it’s just lovely 🙂 I want to try for a similar look in my dining room. I collect old leather-bound books and vintage scarves 🙂
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Love your wall of dishes. I have teacups and teapots.
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