kitchen feature wall
priyanka_kharate
5 years ago
need some ideas to decorate our kitchen wall. there are already lots of frames on the other walls, so needed some different decor. thanks.
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mehdiadeco
5 years agoHi Priyanka,
Just to say, sometimes you don't need anything... (especially if there's a lot happening on the other walls)
Photography of Kew Kitchen · More InfoI would lower the light fixtures though, they seem a tad too high.
Love the chairs!
Mehdia
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rachelmidlands
5 years agoEtsy is usually best for this kind of work. https://www.etsy.com/uk/search?q=fluid+painting&explicit=1&locationQuery=2635167
I did this plant pot earlier with my kids acrylic paints, looks really psychedelic:) needs glazing yet tho.
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5 years ago
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