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2. How To Decorate A Large Blank Wall, According To A Designer - AOL

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   A large wall is your chance to make a statement. Get expressive with a clump of small frames, a large bold piece (properly lit with a fabulous art light, of course), or a few vignettes. “Let go ...

3. Moses Eaton Jr. - Wikipedia

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   Within it were "eight large brushes and 78 stencils" as well as some vermillion paint. [9] [10] The kit is held by Historic New England. [9] His work was popularized and publicized by Janet Waring in her book Early American Wall Stencils. [11] A sample box containing ten panels of his stencil designs is held by the American Folk Art Museum. [12]

4. Here's What 6 Designers Would Do With That Big Blank Wall In ...

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   Consider giving your large wall a textural makeover with the addition of wood paneling or slats. Chisana Rice-Smith, a lead residential designer at Greenville, South Carolina, ...

5. Stencil - Wikipedia

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   Stencils are usually applied in the home with a paint or roller brush along wall borders and as trim. They can also be applied with a painted sponge for a textured effect. Stencil templates can be purchased or constructed individually. Typically they are constructed of flexible plastics, including acetate, mylar, and vinyl.

6. Stencil House - Wikipedia

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   Stencil wall treatments can be seen in the background. Nineteenth-century American homeowners employed many methods in ornamenting their interiors. Rich paint colors and wallpaper were widely available in America as early as 1725 and by 1830 thousands of trade painters offered wallpapering, mural painting, and stenciling among their marketable ...

7. Posterchild (street artist) - Wikipedia

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   [1] While the website was active, it featured new artwork every weekday, typically a stencil. Usually there is a description of the inspiration for the piece written in the style of a blog. The website also featured a large collection of photos of Posterchild's work, including sticker art, poster art, and various other creative forms of street ...