Plate display ideas

Handmade plate display that holds 15, 8.5" plates. Finished in dark walnut stain. Measures 50" H X 35" L X 5" W French cleat included on the back.

Since we moved in, all I did with our dining room was to add the table and chairs. It really looked empty! I added a sign and sconces I had, but it still seemed like it needed something more. Don’t mind Maestro, he decided to hop into the photo! I saw that empty space above …

I’ve had a sad wall in my dining room for a while. It’s a big wall with virtually nothing on it. I moved a lone picture there but it really didn’t fit the space. The other large wall in my dining room is styled with art from Carrie Schmitt and my daughter. It’s a busy…

This tutorial shows how to hang plates & platters on the wall with a super simple trick! Easily display sentimental pieces without exposed hardware.

Welcome to Saturday Nite Special, the multi themed DIY link party! * Home Decor / Gardening * Crafts, / Sewing / Recipes / Printables / Blog tips * Theme of the week Every Fri 7pm to Sunday 11 pm Pacific. I have yet to decorate with plates. But I want to. And here’s why… Trash […]

I wanted invisible plate hangers for my plate wall but I was not willing to spend a few dollars each for each hanger, so this is what I did and it worked beauti…

DIY plate rack wall. How to build a custom plate rack that will fit any wall in a kitchen, pantry, or dining room. Ideas to make this cheap

JACK D. MARCH - Yorkshire on Instagram: "Here ⬇️ . One of my most asked questions on here is! How do you attach your plates to the wall, I did a “How to” a while ago but it was the old house and lockdown hair haha. So here you go, it’s such a great way to add interest to a wall and can be done quite cheaply… affective? Or are you not a plate fan? . . 🔍 a how to diy life hack for attaching plates to a wall, it shows the process and what you need to hang ceramic, wood and metal plates for…

Dessert plates, bowls, trays—they're all good in Grace's collage of dishes picked up at estate sales. She hangs them with Command strips so they're easy to change.

When my mom and I hung antique Bible pages on my living room walls a few years ago, I used a few illustrated pages on a small strip of wall between the hallway, and a closet. Although the images were beautiful, I've always wished that I hadn't used them, and just put the regular text pages there instead. They just look a bit out of place in my living room. I still have a few pages left from that Bible,