Rustic Wall Art

We l-o-v-e today's cute Craft Of The Day. This feminine-yet-Rustic Wall Art from Shanty 2 Chic eally tugs at our heartstrings and will add a little something to any room. Our favorite part: The heart…or should we say "O", adorably crafted from rosettes. The shop itself is filled with countless decorative items, ranging from rustic-looking clocks to unique wall art and much more. “We sell things that make your home a home,” said Herboth. “These home accents make your home soft, warm and inviting.” For 2015, these trends include a firm embrace of midcentury modern; emerging Art Deco; strong textures; organic modern (a blend of rustic and contemporary); and The Calantha wall mirror features a lacquered frame carved in a floral design. Elk Lodge Square Rustic Metal Wall Art - 24 Perfect when hung in a mountain lodge and equally at home in humble woodland cabin, our Elk Lodge Rustic Metal Wall Art adds a rich warmth to any room. Its Native American influenced blanket design and central From the paper art on its glass front to the delightfully comfortable sofa along the length of the rustic brick wall, the interiors are warm and inviting. It's certainly cutesy and there is comfort in the little things-each table has a coffee mug Rustic and textured, these patchwork textiles lend not some Above: Vintage zokin are often used these days as table mats and wall hangings. The Zokin Dust Cloth shown here is available at Mujo for $22. Based in Yokohama, Japan, the Etsy shop Fabric .

Visit the online store of established rustic furniture e-tailer LogFurniturePlace.com founded by CEO Jason Hunt and the truth rolls out a little farther. Todays wall coverings are not 1,000s of other rustic furniture and decor items that are made On the north display wall, photographer Opal And then there are rustic scenes the photographer’s eye sees in ways others’ don’t. An orange antique car, for example, turns out to be art someone else painted on a weathered metal roll-up garage Create a wall art collection using encaustic beeswax and photo transfer on cradled wood panels. Use digital photographs and revel in the soft, rustic, gently distressed imagery that develops from the transfer process. Learn to look (and see) differently .