• Real Estate Investment :The Simple Solution to All That Darn Kid Artwork - A Wall of Art

    Posted on February 23rd, 2010 admin No comments

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    Looking for real estate news and information about buying real estate, selling real estate, or the latest real estate market news? You’ve come to the right place for real estate news and real estate information.If you have a kid in your house, chances are you have kid artwork. A lot of it.
    Most likely you have it posted on the refrigerator, stacked in a pile or stuffed into a bin.  Not an attractive or useful way to display your kid’s creativity - at least that’s how I was feeling after [...]


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    If you have a kid in your house, chances are you have kid artwork. A lot of it.

    Most likely you have it posted on the refrigerator, stacked in a pile or stuffed into a bin.  Not an attractive or useful way to display your kid’s creativity - at least that’s how I was feeling after jamming my daughter’s drawings into a storage bin every week.

    While at Ikea (where so many good ideas are born), I came across the RIBBA frames in white. I thought, “I have wall space. I have kid art. And I have a hammer.” Here’s the end result - my kid art wall.





    I could have fit another row of frames but I plan to put a low dresser on that wall.

    It’s not the most economical way of handling my daughter’s artwork (.99/frame) but it accomplished a few things for me:

    - I decorated my daughter’s room with original works of art that are very personal.
    - I am now able to throw out my less favorite (or odd-shaped) items without guilt.
    - The wall can grow with my daughter - as she ages and draws new things, we can easily change out the artwork.
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