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"Our editors are always going to the latest trade shows and events, on the lookout for new products and ideas for the magazine and our website. This week, we dropped by the NY NOW show and spotted a few surprising ideas for wall art. Here are a few shots we snapped that might inspire your own DIY decor.  1. Baskets Shallow or deep, baskets look great clustered in organic groups. From Two&amp;#039;s Company.  2. Trays  &amp;quot;Framed&amp;quot; by their own ledges, mirrored and patterned trays are just as interesting as photos. From Mr. Brown.    3. Pressed leaves Mounted on paper or slipped between panes of glass, these look great in a group. From Two&amp;#039;s Company.  4. Plates Try anything from accent plates to chargers in a column or a group. From Vietri.  5. Mugs You might not have THIS many mugs, but a few with strong designs can look just as pretty. From Designed in London.    6. 3-D Stickers Clever! Even though these sticker packs are meant to go straight on walls, they look cool inside frames, too.  From Umbra.  7. Placemats A quick, cheap wall fix: a gallery of disposable placemats. From Plat du Jour.  8. Photo triptych Got a great photo? Consider blowing it way up, then splitting it into three for a cool effect. From Trowbridge.  9. Wallpaper panels In gilded frames, these vintage wallpaper pieces are art in their own right. From Bungalow 5.  10. Clustered frames Instead of painstakingly spacing out all the frames in your gallery wall, why not squeeze them together, like this? From Shiraleah.  11. Post-it&amp;#039;s Look under the baskets (see ideas #1) \u2014 those are neatly-aligned adhesive notes making the design!  From Cupcakes &amp;amp;amp; Cartwheels. TELL US: How do you creatively deck your walls? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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