Photos in the Interior β 5 Working Ideas
Not long ago, I suddenly realized that almost all of our family photos are slowly but surely settling in the depths of our home computer, where we periodically dump photos and videos from our phones and camera memory cards. And while our apartment is undergoing a slow renovation, I need to think about incorporating our best photos into the interior. I've selected the most relevant options for myself, but I would be very grateful for other ideas as well π
## 1. Photo collage in a frame.
The main advantage of this type of collage is the ability to change the display. Simply put, you can rearrange and replace the photos in an infinite number of ways. To do this, you need to sink small nails or bolts into the frame (from the back) and stretch fishing line, twine, or thick thread between them.
You can leave the frame "empty," or you can complement it with a background:
## 2. Photos in a string art zone.
String art is the art of creating images using stretched string. In the case of photographs, we just need to build a kind of "web" along the edges of which the photos are hung.
To do this, we drive a row of nails into the wall, onto which a thread or cord will be stretched.
You can place the "web" in any suitable space and in any size.
Even binder clips are suitable for hanging the photos π
## 3. Photo on a stretcher bar.
For these purposes, a photo on canvas or just a large-format printed photograph will work. And an artist's stretcher bar π
Coat all sides of the stretcher bar well with furniture PVA glue and cover it with the photograph.
Carefully fold the corners and secure them with glue or a stapler.
After attaching a hanging loop to the back, the photo is ready for display π
## 4. Photo decoupage.
This method is one of my favorites, as it feels like real magic π₯° The technique has already been described in detail on the forum: Remakes - Ideas - Making original photo paintings on wood - Decoupage - Komok Forum β
From a very ordinary piece of wood (you can even use an imperfect board)
You get such an interesting art object π
## 5. Heart-shaped collage.
The technique is simple but a sure-fire hit β for any family or a couple in love. You can make such a mix on a large, fully covered stretcher bar, like here:
Or in a small frame, like here (it is acceptable to arrange the photos both "scattered" and in a strict geometric order):
Or you can get creative and even split the heart between two vertical panels π
The options for displaying photos are more than workable, especially the rope web, it's super: it will suit any room and any wall π Creating a family tree, as for me, is only for large rooms, otherwise it clutters the space. I also like these compact ways of arranging photos, around a clock: