Here's another lovely share of how our clients are using artwork in their homes! 
 
Lauren Diienno writes: 
 
"Little Nest art displayed in our home. Love them... Marcene is the best! Thanks for giving us such great pictures of our son!" 
 
What I like about this display is how Lauren pairs meaningful family mementos with the square canvas. The symmetry of the collection works great together! Thanks Lauren, you have a $50 gift certificate waiting for you at Glen Eagle for your next little nest session.

This month we started a new program, offering our clients the opportunity to share how are using their artwork from little nest portraits in their home! 
 
The first one comes from Melissa Mullins. What I love about this collection is that the scale of each of the three girls matches in the frame, giving a sense of who each child is in the images. This collection is also great for building onto, as there is room to add additional framed squares as the children grow. Almost everyone has a staircase in their home to decorate, so this collection will always work in any home that Melissa moves into (it seems like so many of our clients are on the move as their families grow!). 
 
Thanks for sharing Melissa! A $50 gift certificate is waiting for you at Glen Eagle Square.

The Concept: photographic wallpaper on the wall, blending photography with decor while making a bold statement 
Why it Works: high-impact images set the mood in a way that will create a 'wow' factor in your home like very few others will 
When to Use It: when you are in your forever home and have an image that strikes you so much, you never want to lose it 
Get this Look: talk to your photographer about the space where you are display the image before the photograph is taken, considering how the environment in the image corresponds with the environment where the wallpaper will be placed 
 
source: left image from Home by Novagratz, right image taken by me (Laura Novak) for a private client

The Concept: the shadow graphic of silhouetted portraits have an art deco feel, with a nod to when they were first debuted in the 20's and 30's 
Why it Works: the profile of the child (or animal!) demonstrates the outlining features that make each person unique 
When to Use It: for those who are not as interested as something literal of their children or families and like more of an abstract look 
Get this Look: any of our little nest locations can offer this, but we need you to let your photographer know that this is something you would like at least a few days in advance as it requires a unique lighting setup to accomplish. 
 
image credits: design sponge, little nest portraits