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Spring Inspired Plate Wall

ByJennifer
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I have a collection of new and vintage plates and dishes that I wanted to create a collage wall with. They are a mix of plates from Anthropologie , Homegoods and plates I’ve collected from different estate sales  and thrift stores. I love how sweet, collected and cottagecore plate walls feel.  I decided to hang them on my thin wall next to our dining area to brighten up the space.
A close-up of vintage porcelain plates with floral and gold patterns, arranged on a light surface—perfect inspiration for a spring-inspired plate wall.

I pulled out all of my vintage plates and dishes and sorted through which ones I wanted to group together. I started by laying them all out on the table to see how I wanted to place them. I ordered these Disc hangers  that are made in England to hang them with. They were very easy to use and it has easy removal. I like that it doesn’t damage the plate at all.
A clear plate with a yellow adhesive plate hanger labeled "DISC" and "Made in England" rests on a light surface, perfect for creating a spring-inspired plate wall. The name "Jennifer Rizzo" is watermarked at the bottom.

It took a little bit to decide on the exact lay out. Read this post for tips and ideas on how to put together a plate wall.

White ceramic plate with a scalloped edge features a blue butterfly and floral design, perfect for a spring-inspired plate wall. Another plate with a butterfly motif is partially visible in the background.
 This butterfly plate I found at Homegoods. I thought it was so pretty, and I love the sagey green color.
A white ceramic plate with delicate green and purple floral illustrations, perfect for a spring-inspired plate wall, and featuring the signature "Jennifer Rizzo" printed on the surface.
 This was an Anthro plate from a few season’s ago. I love the way it looks like it’s hand drawn and has sketch marks as well. When adding ghe hangers make sure that the image looks correct when hung up.
A white porcelain plate with a painted design of a small bird and orange flowers near the rim; "Jennifer Rizzo" is written at the bottom—perfect for creating a spring-inspired plate wall display.
This is one of my favorite vintage French porcelain plates. It has the sweetest robin and the most delicate painted flowers.
Six decorative plates with various floral and botanical designs create a charming spring-inspired plate wall on a light-colored background.
 I love how they look grouped together. The yellow one near the top on the right is another vintage plate I had thrifted a few years ago and have just hung onto because I loved it so much. I am glad I finally am getting to use it. The smaller saucer fills in nicely at the top.
A cream-colored wall decorated with a spring-inspired plate wall, featuring assorted vintage plates with floral and botanical designs, is reflected in a large ornate mirror.
 I love them against the mirror…. It’s like I have twice as many. 🙂
A spring-inspired plate wall features decorative plates with floral and botanical designs, beautifully arranged on a beige wall near a mirror and a light fixture.
And they are a nice contrast against the wall too. I like that I can change them out too for a whole new look. or even continue to add more plates around. to build the collection.
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30 Comments

  2. This looks so pretty and is such a nice way to decorate for Spring. You have a lovely collection of plates. My favorite plate is the vintage bird one – oh so pretty!
    Thanks for sharing,
    Suzanne

  4. Very pretty. Love how you can change it up from the lids to the plates for the season. Also, thanks for the tip on the dischangers. I’ve been thinking about doing a plate wall and didn’t want to mess w/those springy things. Definitely checking into these. Have a great day! 🙂

  12. Love this idea Jen! What a beautiful collection of plates and displayed so pretty too!I have seen those discs but have not found those in a store.I need to order some!
    xx
    Anne

  15. I’ve never seen those plate hangers before. They are so much better than those wire ones. I love what you did. Beautiful, especially next to the mirror.

  20. I would love to hear how those plate hangers work out because I’ve read mixed reviews about them — people’s plates fall off the wall and break.

  23. That looks lovely for Spring Jennifer! I like the look of the dischangers. I will have to get some of those. I used to have a plate hanger on the wall that held 3 plates. I got tired of it long before my blogging days! Might have to revive the look someday 🙂

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