It's the kind of piece that would grow on you and you would miss it if you moved it. I think having it slightly obscured behind a plant would be a great place for it 😀

Nice. Looks great so far! What’s the plan for the ground space in the alcoves? Please excuse my unsolicited opinion, but i think two matching(perhaps high gloss,lacquer white depending on your floors)large pedestals or medium sized end tables(just large enough to properly fill the space) with a differing sculpture on each one, by the same artist, paired with spot/focused lights above, shining down on the sculptures, would look amazing. The alcove walls would look so good with your Whatson pieces coming off the sculptures on the table, with the same exact space of head room from above on the wall, as the distance from the top of the sculptures to the bottom of the framed Whatsons, if that makes sense. Great looking space, bud.

We are thinking of downsizing to this two bed apartment. Comes with a free Haring Mural 👍

news.artnet.com/art-world/tribeca-loft-keith-haring-mural-1942947

first time I've seen the welcome mat used in the way it is intended .. well done!

(just don't let people actually wipe their feet on it)

This took about two years, still finding permanent work for bookcase and large wall. Bookcase is great because I read a lot and I going to thrift shops/ gumtree /craigslist/ ebay and it holds lots of odds and ends I find.

Sorry still figuring out how to use this site I think I deleted my answer. It's a repro bc I put it together so quickly. The one below is an original Hockney Exhibition poster I found for 25 cents signed at a garage sale with junk from the same 1980s time period. I would suggest familiarizing yourself with other Olympics posters from the same yearfrom other artists (other ones are more likely to be original bc they're not hockney), once you look at a bunch, you can start to see differences (the papers different/older kind of thinner/ coloring is way different from repros) hard to do on the internet but still possible. The original is also a weird size, so many originals are folded near the bottom to fit into standard frames. And I've seen real ones sold with other Olympic posters that by random artists which make it more likely original. Hope that helps.

If anyone is looking for a quick, easy and inexpensive way to display their art figurines - this is what I have come up with.  It's a foe vintage produce box from the craft shop in the US called Michaels.  I took out the dividing shelf that was going vertical and divided the box into 2 sections and re-nailed it going horizontal to make it a shelf instead of a divider, then I added some yellow paint to the shelf to make it blend in and put command strips to the back of the figurines heads to secure them to the back of the box and I am done. The whole project took less than 10 minutes and under $50.
DM if you want more details.  
Thanks - Wear



 

A few from my little flat in Dalston (nearly out of wall space)...

Here ya go...

Very very nice the nick smith in the bedroom !

Just displayed some of my toys in my new home.
Still no art on the walls due to the moisture in the new walls.

Yes, is own build just outside of Amsterdam

Every time I see a framed piece not hung, but instead leaning like you have your J&J, I absolutely love it. I’ve recently done the same with a couple of framed pieces. No idea why, but I really dig that look👊🏼

Just spotted this place for sale in Birmingham that seems to have a fair few Banksy originals knocking around (amongst other artists).

www.themodernhouse.com/sales-list/the-compound/