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" In the entryway Make this smaller space seem larger with the help of a decorative wall mirror. The reflection not only brightens the room but also creates an inviting feel for houseguests. Save money by sprucing up a vintage, multi-pane mirror salvaged from a local flea market. The project will make you feel accomplished and likely inspire your next renovation project. In the family room Share your favorite family memories with a photo wall collage. Make the collection as simple or intricate as you&amp;#039;d like by finding a set of frames that complements the room&amp;#039;s existing decor and matching each frame to an accompanying photograph. First, hang the top row of frames, making sure to mix up the sizes and space them no more than four inches apart. Next, hang the bottom row in a similar fashion, saving the middle photos for last. In the kitchen Don&amp;#039;t be afraid to bring touches of art into one of the most functional rooms in the house. Get creative by showcasing vintage recipe cards, delectable food images from art books, or even your favorite cookbook cover. Inexpensive clip-frames make the process easy to reimagine and repeat, as new art inspires your foodie soul. In the dining room Design your own mini museum by displaying your favorite collectibles, whether they&amp;#039;re thimbles or plates. Hang two identical shadow boxes parallel to one another, and fill them with a series of themed trinkets or contrast the two boxes. This exhibit will instantly revive a would-be bland dining room. In the office Refresh your study with a splash of color thanks to a roll of leftover, or inexpensive wallpaper. Bright, graphic prints transformed into panels of framed wall art help spotlight the room&amp;#039;s accent color. If the wall is painted, match the frame color to the crown molding to give the art an extra pop. In the kid&amp;#039;s room Unleash the power of your child&amp;#039;s imagination and hang a collection of her personal creations on an empty bedroom wall. Group several paintings and drawings to form a tasteful representation of her artistic talents. Encourage her to continue creating new pieces to keep the decor fresh. In the bathroom Make the most private room in your home more inviting with a series of handsome artwork displayed in a row of uniform frames. The set will not only add a simple touch of color to a blank wall, but also make the space appear longer and larger. Remember to use moisture-proof framing materials to protect the art from mold and mildew. In the master bedroom Transform the wall behind your bed into a breathtaking art gallery with an oversized print scaled to fit the wall&amp;#039;s dimensions. Keep the surrounding decor and frame simple, letting the artwork take center stage. If you want to create a cozy atmosphere, look for an image of a natural setting, or opt for a more modern feel with a fashion-inspired photograph. In the playroom Make your casual space even more fun with a triad of graphic art panels. A traditional triptych can be an expensive investment, but you can save money by downloading free artwork from the web and framing the extra-large prints yourself. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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