Somewhere in Middle America

naked wall syndrome

Living Room with Grey Walls

I love my living room — it’s the room in which I spend most of my time — but it’s suffering from Naked Wall Syndrome. J and I have been in this house for over a year and a half, and I hardly have anything up on the walls. I’m determined to change that this summer while he is deployed. However, I could use some help determining what to put where. Click over to my post on Elizabeth Anne Designs Living to weigh in on what I should hang in my living room. Please don’t be shy — I need your help!

windy day

laura-amiss-windy-day

This textile canvas by Laura Amiss is absolutely darling – though perhaps a bit seasonal. Fall decor, anyone? Still, I’m sure I can find a year-round spot on my wall for it.

(via poppytalk)

alphabet letterpress

jessica-hische-cap-letterpress

If I had $225 burning a hole in my pocket, I would spend it on Jessica Hische’s Letterpress Drop Cap poster.

emiliano ponzi art

I adore this painting by Emiliano Ponzi, which I found via treasuring. I wish it were available for purchase. I’d hang it in my living room above my couch to replace my red Keep Calm And Carry On print for a couple of months during the year. For some reason I feel like red is a winter color and that for summer I should hang teal or turquoise art.

Does anybody else change up their home accessories seasonally?

springtime blues

Now that the days are growing warmer and it’s staying lighter later, I’m inspired to replace the heavy red accents in my living room, including throw pillows, a throw blanket and the “Keep Calm and Carry On” print above my couch, with brighter blues, turquoises and teals.  I’ve been browsing Etsy for possible replacement art and came up with a couple of possibilities:

(jennifersquires)

(MarthaMerry)

(greenchairpress)

(shehitpausestudios)

Are you an artist or a vendor? If you have a print that might meet my needs, I’d love to see it! Send me an email at pj at somewhereindmiddleamerica dot com.

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