Group favorite objects in odd numbers and styles. This setup is naturally more appealing to the eye than even-number groupings. Books can be a colorful pedestal to give framed photos and other treasured objects a lift, as in the Astolat Castle's grand library. Click on picture for a cool video.
Use a ledge in a breakfast room to display plates, or in a child’s
room to keep porcelain figurines or stuffed animals out in the open, yet out of the way. Or in a kitchen around the refrigerator. Utilitarian items can show a sense of style.
Make an impact with multiples of a single item; the collection of sand pails, for instance. Sprinkle in a handful of smaller objects for added interest without
In cabinets, display collections against a contrasting background
to make them really stand out. The cream ware and statuary look
radiant against a black armoire. Small touches of green -- a fern in
a lattice-weave planter and pears in a footed compote -- warm the
grouping with color and life.
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