Gallery walls look best when they feature not only beloved pieces of artwork or photography, but also other acquired items of various shapes and sizes that give the wall a collected look. We paired the beautiful photographic artwork of Kate Cunningham with unique wood carvings, keys of all sizes, wooden molds, iron crosses, and an architectural candle sconce.
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Holiday Open House -- Gallery Wall
We are putting the final touches on the booth for the Scotland Yard Holiday Open House tomorrow! We hope you will join us from 4-9pm. We will be on site and available to answer any questions. Check out our latest addition below-- all the makings of a gallery wall!
Gallery walls look best when they feature not only beloved pieces of artwork or photography, but also other acquired items of various shapes and sizes that give the wall a collected look. We paired the beautiful photographic artwork of Kate Cunningham with unique wood carvings, keys of all sizes, wooden molds, iron crosses, and an architectural candle sconce.

Gallery walls look best when they feature not only beloved pieces of artwork or photography, but also other acquired items of various shapes and sizes that give the wall a collected look. We paired the beautiful photographic artwork of Kate Cunningham with unique wood carvings, keys of all sizes, wooden molds, iron crosses, and an architectural candle sconce.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Art
Since we were visiting my in-laws in Nashville for Thanksgiving, my black Friday shopping was a little different this year. I poked around in historic Franklin, Tennessee and found all sorts of great Christmas ornaments and gifts. Franklin is a quaint Nashville suburb with a plethora of boutiques and adorable local shops.
My biggest find of the weekend? My first official art purchase. I bought a gorgeous abstract painting of the hills of Tennesses to hang above the fireplace in our home. If you know me, I get very nervous about big purchases. I am so thankful that my mother-in-law convinced me to purchase this piece of art that we will own forever.
We were able to meet the artist, Christina Long, who had just moved to Nashville from Amelia Island. The piece we purchased (see below) she described as the view out the window on the drive to meet her significant other's parents for the first time. I love knowing the backstory to this piece. I, too, saw the hills of Tennessee when meeting my in-laws for the first time and will always remember that story. I hope you enjoy!

My biggest find of the weekend? My first official art purchase. I bought a gorgeous abstract painting of the hills of Tennesses to hang above the fireplace in our home. If you know me, I get very nervous about big purchases. I am so thankful that my mother-in-law convinced me to purchase this piece of art that we will own forever.
We were able to meet the artist, Christina Long, who had just moved to Nashville from Amelia Island. The piece we purchased (see below) she described as the view out the window on the drive to meet her significant other's parents for the first time. I love knowing the backstory to this piece. I, too, saw the hills of Tennessee when meeting my in-laws for the first time and will always remember that story. I hope you enjoy!

I just love the colors and movement of the painting. (Photo courtesy of Christina Long)
I still need to get it framed to give the piece additional size and weight, but here I have it propped up on its final resting place. (Please ignore my shopping bag!)
Tell me what you think!
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