The Rules of The House – Urban Outfitters Prints

Happy Monday peeps!  How was your weekend?  Mine was good but went by too fast.  I’m so looking forward to spring break – one more week to go – countdown starts now!

So, in my quest to get the basement party ready (for the party that never happened) I added a little stairway art.  As you turn the corner from the entry foyer to head down the basement stairs you are greeted by this.

I like putting it out there.  Letting people, especially the ones that live here, know exactly what the rules are.

I found this print at Urban Outfitters and had a black mat cut at Hobby Lobby to fit inside this large white frame.

Hammerpress No Whining Print

While I was searching for the “perfect print” for the stairwell, I found that Urban Outfitters had quite the fabulous selection of affordable art prints.

I love this flag print.  I could see it in a playroom or maybe even in a colorful kitchen!

Bianca Green For Society6 My USA Art Print

This one would be great in an entry foyer.  I see it framed over a mint green sideboard or console table flanked by two killer lamps.

Bianca Green For Society6 You Make Me Home Art Print

For the world traveler, this scratch off map would be so fun in a gallery wall of travel photos.  (and it’s on sale right now!)

Scratch Off World Map

And this print has a very special place in my heart.

Terry Fan For Society6 The Whale Print

I’d like to add the words – Let go of your fear and follow Him – to the top of this print as it reminds me of the story of Jonah.  As a kid, what I took away from the story of Jonah was obey Him or else………… you might get swallowed up by a giant whale.  But, as an adult, I’ve realized what the story is really about – listening and letting go of the fear that holds you back.  Fear swallows you up – and won’t let you go.  But trust sets you free and places you on the path to greatness.

I have no idea what the artist had in mind when creating this, but that’s the beauty of art – it’s found in the eye of the beholder.

Do you have any favorite online sources for affordable art prints?