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I've seen these mesh moodboard beauties around for a while, so I thought I'd put them all together in one post for future reference. Although it is not a typical diy post, as none of the photo links actually lands to a tutorial, the concept is quite simple for anyone to follow. Just grab a remesh sheet from your local hardware store the size you want, paint it black (or any other color whatsoever) or leave as is and hang it on your wall. Most examples, as you can see, are from home offices but I really dig the idea of using such a board in the kitchen, as shown at this amazing kitchen redo via A Beautiful Mess. See more ideas and examples after the jump. No one can really say no to an easy, budget friendly diy, right?
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P.s. This brass mesh moodboard is totally awesome too!
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En mi cuarto de baño tengo una con cestas también de rejilla y es muy útil.
ReplyDeleteComo complemento de escritorio es buena idea....
Hi,Eleni.
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I very liked the idea of the wire mesh. I will try to do it in my office room
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Thank you so much Galina :)
DeleteWould love to know where that desk came from in the last shot. Any ideas?
ReplyDeleteThis desk belongs to Pella of Stil Inspiration. Perhaps you should ask her :)
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Dont know its modern or classic, i think its both. The domination of white and black feels so "peaceful". Beautiful minimalist blend. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Eleni
So your not going to show how to make it? just pictures of the internet..?
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry but I don't have a diy for that. It looks pretty simple to make, though; just buy a piece of iron mesh the size you like from a craft store and hang on the wall. You can either paint it or leave as is. Good luck!
DeleteThese look great. I'd love to do one but have never seen this mesh in craft or DIY stores. Do you know what it's typically used for, or what it's primary purpose is, as that might make it easier to track down?
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Yes, it is mostly used for building construction and fencing. Hope that helps :)
DeleteI found some of this mesh today in the DIY store. Yay! Except it had an awful green PVC coating. Boo! Soooo, I've spent my evening stripping it off with a sharp knife which proved to be rather satisfying. And the mesh beneath turned out to be a sort of oil-rubbed bronze color, with a touch of silver, which is perfect for my place. Can't wait to hang it and start putting stuff on it! Thanks for these images and the inspiration. ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat! So glad to hear that :D
DeleteHi this is so lovely, just wondering how you would hang it on the wall?
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ReplyDeleteDo you know where I can buy one of these from?
my email is libby.brierley@bauermedia.co.uk
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Hello,
ReplyDeleteFor anyone who is looking to buy a wire noticeboard, Oakdene Designs have them for sale: http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/oakdenedesigns/product/steel-wire-mesh-noticeboard
Hi! I was wondering if you could tell me what the little light is called in the first picture please :) p.s love your blog
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Deletethanks :) It is a variation of a cage light. Google it up and you'll find tons of ideas!
Hi! could you please tell me how to get that iron mesh moodboard? I know it is a DIY but is there a possibility of buying it?
ReplyDeleteThank you !!! and I really like your blog
You can get one from here http://goo.gl/dG7oP9 to cut the size you want or from your local hardware store.
DeleteThanks for simple and great DIY ideas, Eleni, I am going to try this moodboard to reorganize my kitchen
ReplyDeleteI loveee this idea! Im going to try and make my own grid board with sticks and matte black tape. Hopefully it will turn out how i want it to :)
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