We purchased our Samsung Frame TV three years ago when we remodeled our fireplace. That was our first project in this home! It was an absolute must. That previous setup was such an eyesore - I hated everything about it.
The TV purchase was kind of a "Should we??" "Let's do it!" "Ok! Done!" sort of purchase and we've never looked back! I had always wanted one, but it didn't feel like a necessity. It definitely isn't, however, we've loved that TV purchase more than we thought we would! Not only is the quality better than any other TV I've seen, but the default art is a phenomenal experience. I could write a whole blog post on the social benefits of having a TV with the art feature, but I'll save that for another day.
One of our favorite activities as a couple is scrolling through the artwork and reading each piece's history. It's even more fun to shop together for a new piece of art for each holiday.
This week, Tyson and I spent a solid hour shopping for Halloween art! Nothing too spooky, playful, but not childish, something artsy and with good fall colors.
Here's the one we chose; I love it!
ThePrintsBakery on Etsy "FRAME TV Art Halloween Ghost Pumpkins, Vintage Ghosts in Haunted Forest, Muted Neutral Samsung Frame TV Art Farmhouse Digital Download TV155"
I love all the smiling faces and the natural fall landscape, colorful with a hint of spook. If you take the pumpkins and ghosts out, it almost looks spookier to me! The girls loved it!
My 2-year-old, pointed to the ghosts and called them, "Wooo HOOO's!" How cute?!
You can find this digital art among a ton of others on Etsy for under $4.00 each. Below are others that we LOVED and had to share with you!
For a transitional landscape...
For something more modern, playful, and monochromatic...
For more Fall landscapes, here are two that had my heart:
Lastly, some classic pumpkins...
With October 1st around the corner, I'm excited to share some of our new Halloween decor and see how everyone else is decorating. Stay tuned! Here's to kickstarting the next 3 months of festivities. Cheers!
Sincerely,
Jessica Doberneck of
