In keeping with my make-it-short-and-sweet mentality of blog posting, I wanted to share another recent artwork update in the house. Today you're looking at the newest artwork change in the guest bathroom upstairs.
I'll switch out the strong black frame for a wood one next to continue with the nautical theme.
Up close -- can you see the herringbone? Love.
But wait, I made a version so you can make your own personal one (easily) too!
First a shameless plug: if you use this artwork or like what you see, please Follow Me!
Now. Get yours:
1) Download the Microsoft Word doc here. (Click the link or Right-click and select "Save As")
2) Figure out your home's latitude coordinates. I used this site.
3) Edit the Word document to reflect yours (you can change fonts and colors, too!).
** Image size will print approximately 8"x10"**
These coordinates, with my longitude, put us somewhere near Huntsville, Alabama. If this is your house's location.... double-score.
Voila! Easy, personal, DIY artwork and you didn't break a sweat.
Thanks for stopping by! If you're a fan of free printables, I have some other popular ones you might want to check out here and here.
Previously, I put a bird on it. The bright magenta bird packed too big of a punch, and I made the executive decision to take this bathroom to a more put-together and clean color palette. Enter grey and yellow.
The bathroom is also rocking this West Elm bath mat in navy blue, plus these fun Nate Berkus towels. Together, they give this space what I'll call a modern-nautical vibe:
I decided to make a little bit of artwork. I did it in Photoshop, and got the background of my print to echo the herringbone design of the bath mat. A little tonal grey-on-grey never hurt anyone. :)
I'll switch out the strong black frame for a wood one next to continue with the nautical theme.
Up close -- can you see the herringbone? Love.
First a shameless plug: if you use this artwork or like what you see, please Follow Me!
Now. Get yours:
1) Download the Microsoft Word doc here. (Click the link or Right-click and select "Save As")
2) Figure out your home's latitude coordinates. I used this site.
3) Edit the Word document to reflect yours (you can change fonts and colors, too!).
** Image size will print approximately 8"x10"**
These coordinates, with my longitude, put us somewhere near Huntsville, Alabama. If this is your house's location.... double-score.
Voila! Easy, personal, DIY artwork and you didn't break a sweat.
Thanks for stopping by! If you're a fan of free printables, I have some other popular ones you might want to check out here and here.
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