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We all have a favorite piece of nature photography<\/a> that we love, or home decor photos that we want to display to beautify our homes and just simply enjoy.\u00a0 Some of us are collectors and buying that next gorgeous piece of art photography that we\u2019ve found is just too hard to resist.\u00a0 But now we are left with the question of what to do with it all.\u00a0 We only have so much wall space, right?\u00a0 Well the good news is, there are a number of ways to display these cherished pieces without taking up every square inch of wall space.\u00a0 When you need something a little different, be sure to try out one of these cool ideas for getting your art off the wall!<\/p>\n

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\u00a9 Byron Jorjorian<\/a><\/p>\n

One obvious solution that has become very popular is to display art on a shelf.\u00a0 There are even specially designed shelves available that have an edge on the front to keep your art from sliding off.\u00a0 Arrange a single photo or an arrangement on a shelf and see how effective it is.<\/p>\n

Take a hint from the artist himself, and try displaying a piece of art on a freestanding easel.\u00a0 An unused corner of space can suddenly become the focal point of the room.\u00a0 Easels come in a variety of materials from shiny aluminum to highly polished ebony.\u00a0 Choose an easel that compliments your art and matches your room for a very dramatic effect.<\/p>\n

Another thing to do when using photos for decorating is to try and downsize your prints somewhat so they can be placed on bookshelves or other decorative shelving.\u00a0 Arranging a few photographs among the spines is a great way to break up the monotony of a bookshelf.<\/p>\n

Try putting some art in chunky freestanding frames that can sit proudly on a piano, in a curio cabinet or even on open kitchen cabinets.\u00a0 After all, looking at our art gives us pleasure and should be all around us.<\/p>\n

Large pieces of framed art can even be displayed on the floor.\u00a0 Lean a large picture against the wall and arrange some smaller pieces in front.\u00a0 This type of display is especially effective with country style frames in a more rustic setting.\u00a0 Create a little vignette by adding a vase, sculpture or other decorative piece to the arrangement of pictures.<\/p>\n

Floor screens that are designed to hold photos or art are another option for displaying pictures once your walls are full.\u00a0 The advantage of one of these types of frames is that they allow you to display a large number of photos in one place.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re both an art collector and a craftsman, you may want to create a table that displays some of your favorite pieces.\u00a0 For this, your art is displayed under a piece of glass that is fitted to the top of your coffee table.\u00a0 Instead of picking up that coffee table book, you can admire your mini art collection every time you sit down to relax!<\/p>\n

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