*thanks Bev for the spelling tip* :)
I didn't attend the show this year, but there is tons of coverage to be found on all the beautiful art, papers, and latest stationery trends on various blogs. When I was walking down 7th Ave. in Park Slope last week I noticed that the local paperie, Lion in the Sun, had a gorgeous window display - below are a few pictures and the link to the blog post where they talk about it's creation.
Read/see more here
Adorable isn't it?! Next time I walk by I plan on bringing my camera and snapping some of my own photos. I also noticed noticed on their blog that they mentioned the display being inspired by the display of Hello Lucky’s Trade show booth from the NSS. So I did a little internet sleuthing and finally found some photos of their display on the blog
Oh So Beautiful Paper.
Check out their beautiful version too -
You can visit Hello Lucky's website
here.
I hope you find this as inspiring as I do - I think this idea could translate well on so many mediums - you could draw little frames with a sharpie on a linen or canvas inspiration board and pin your inspirational cards, photos, etc. within the frames, you could buy a natural colored picture frame with a wide border and draw on the actual frame a more ornate frame, what else? Any other ideas?
You have read this article inspiration board /
National Stationery Show 2010 /
paperie /
picture frames /
stationery /
wedding invitations /
window display
with the title picture frames. You can bookmark this page URL https://bellashabby.blogspot.com/2009/11/the-national-stationery-show-my.html. Thanks!
I like art on the floor leaned against the wall. It's modern and keeps things from looking "too precious"
No one will be able to resist walking up and taking a closer look when a small piece has a solo performance above a dramatic mantle.
This is a new idea - create a horizontal line out of family photos or art across a long empty wall space - no space between frames required!
via Real Simple
