I just spied this fantastic assemblage on D*S… I love how ordered this collection is. I have a literately endless collection of found bits and pieces (as I’m sure many of you do as well) and I love this idea of “curating” our stashes. It is such a neat, organized, museum-like way to display the chaotic whirl of the universe around us. I maintain that we collect in an attempt to exert control — this seems like a lovely example, right?
PS, this effect comes from the excellent mighty magnets by Three by Three Seatle which you can purchase at Fred Flare. I use these at work (yes, my office has metal walls) and they are indeed mighty!
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If you go to amazon.com, you can find the same magnets WAY cheaper. Just search for “magnets” and you will see…
Thanks bill!
that is a GREAT idea. and bill, awesome tip.
right now, i use my fridge to display the exhibition cards from art galleries i stop by. but i’m so happy for a place to exhibit my other littler things, too!
xo joanna
i love this…way more sophisticated than our kid art laden fridge
Just in time! The frig has been cleared & cleaned from a year’s worth of pics, notes, and ben & jerry’s coupons. This is the perfect, classy replacement. All that blank white space on the freezer door was freaking us out. Thanks!
I have tons of bits and pieces from here and there. I keep it all in one place, well…sort of. I have some in the one place and then the more memorable pieces are sorted per place/event and in an 8 x 10 frames and hung on a small wall in my home because I like to see and talk about the things we have seen snd done. Sometimes friends were with us so then they feel like a part of our home.
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