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the first and 4th pictures are here in my office in my little house. the 2nd and 3rd are at my native plant nursery in oakland, california. i've really enjoyed seeing how people decorate their places w/ their collections on this site, so i thought i'd show mine.
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So glad that you posted this! Your office decor is charming.
I love the mix of it all! I really enjoy seeing how people decorate too.
Lovely!
thanks mikko and amber. i really enjoy seeing how others display their collections too. i have a lot of different collections and not a lot of indoor space to display them, so i change them out every few months. it's kind of like moving into a new house each time!
very cool i love the 1st picture:)
thanks bellin68. that's what i am looking at now. i've been learning how to frame from a friend and it's been fun matching prints and paintings from my collection to the right frames.
Hello neighbor love you page, Thanks for sharing.
Hello hocultcha your doing a great job , i really love this very much, im always looking for ideas of doing different designs decor in my home :) but i have to say i love love love the first picture , job well done my friend :)
thanks very much bellin68 and bratjdd too!