Camera wall

For those collecting maximalists among us—who can’t have just one globe, camera, or milk glass goblet, but seem to amass them by the dozen—here are some creative ways to organize and live with the things you love. All of these ideas keep your most cherished items in sight, incorporating them seamlessly into your decor. This is probably going to become your new favorite spot in your home.

tomorrow I have a super fun diy tutorial on how to make these little ledges...they are super fun for packing in loads of pictures...and perfect for a kids room to hold all their books! And

My husband built me a camera closet :) I told him that I want to close and lock the door so it can stay perfect and organized forever!

A small shelf from Goodwill will serve to hold some of my cameras for a little while. Not pictured, my Polaroids and a project that I’ll be sharing here!

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M69 Apartment is a cozy home designed by Polish studio Widawscy Studio Architektury. The apartment is located Chorzow, Poland

Camera Charging Wall Organizer for My Home Office: I'm using some galvanized steel pegboard panels from Wallcontrol to help organize my camera gear. It also doubles as a charging station and organize my other tech. This really helped me to create a more efficient and productive workspace, not to men…

After lots of unpacking and plenty of painting, John and Wesley's small shared space is filled with historic artifacts, collected treasures and the couple's heart and soul.