The variety of colors, designs and subject matters on vintage album covers vary widely too - so no matter your taste, you can curate a collection that will complement - or stand out from - your surrounding decor. Since records are all uniform squares - it is easy to arrange them in patterns - which can create a variety of looks for your walls. The options for making groupings of records are endless.
When you hang your album covers tightly together like this, the grouping reads as one large piece of art. Read on to see how seven more Retro Renovation readers have used records in their decor.Ībove: Reader MidCenturyThriftyGalhas grouped her collection of framed records over the fireplace - and also around the corner. Above: Readers Drew and Eric have used their record collection fill a wall in their cozy reading nook - and add some hip color to the space. Even more so, because you can periodically swapped out the LP covers to suit your mood. Yes: Displaying album covers as art on your walls can make for a wonderful wall display that reflects your unique vibe. And more good news: The album cover art may be as good as - or better than - the music. Good news: Vintage LPs can generally be found very inexpensively at thrift stores and estate sales. We’re guessing that most lovers of vintage homes also have a hankering to hear musical favorites the old fashioned way, too - on incomparable, scratchy vinyl.
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Once you have your mid mod mad pad up and running, it’s time for some tunes. Retro Renovation stopped publishing in 2021 these stories remain for historical information, as potential continued resources, and for archival purposes.
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