From Julie
Clusters of complementary (or clashing) plates make appealing freeform wall art arrangements; as in this roundup of photos.

Above: A dining area in London by Found Associates.

Above: Photo by Joanna Henderson via Sarah Kaye.

Above: A collection of delicate plates; photo by Daniel Hertzell.

Above: A horizontal line of plates makes a surprisingly modern design element.

Above: A cluster of plates bearing subversive messages; photo by Sean Myers.

Above: Plates from Knack Studio.

Above: A tableau of classic black and white Fornasetti plates; photo by Patric Johansson.

Above: A collection of blue and white plates, from Living Etc.

Above: Marimekko plates, via Purple Area.

Above: An outdoor wall at the Viceroy Hotel patio bar in Santa Monica.

Above: Blue and white plates from Purple Area.

Above: Photo by Lisa Hubbard.

Above: An arrangement of mismatched Blue Willow plates, via Black & Spiro design in Australia.

Above: Fine Little Day plates.

Above: Photo by Sylvie Becquet.
February 3, 2009
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