Widdlytinks Unveils New Farmhouse Wall Art
Jan 20, 2022
January 20, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - US based Widdlytinks recently created a new series of farmhouse wall art for their customers to browse through. Many of the new pieces, as with everything the company produces, is a high quality, unique piece of wall art that is customizable. The new wall signs provide a unique way to dress up a wall and personalize a space with great art produced by talented, experienced artists. There are countless designs available from Widdlytinks which meet the needs and preferences of a wide range of homeowners.
Widdlytinks’ wide selection of family name signs means that there is something for everyone. Their signs can be customized with names and dates, so it is merely a matter of picking a design and then requesting any customizations that make the piece feel more personal. Each piece comes with dried pine stretcher bars that ensure that the frame will not warp or bow over time. Every canvas print is made of a thick, archival grade poly cotton blend that is pH neutral and acid free, meaning it will not yellow over time. They also come ready to hang with an installed sawtooth hanger.
One of Widdlytinks’ most popular pieces is the Modern Farmhouse Homestead Family Sign. “Add a touch of modern farmhouse charm to your walls with this rustic homestead sign featuring your last name,” says Widdlytinks. “A charming sign for lovers of farmhouse style decor, this distressed large canvas wall art is a delightful addition to your kitchen, dining room or living room. This made-to-order family wall art is printed on canvas and will arrive ready to hang. The side edges are finished in black. Celebrate establishing a family by giving this as a perfect wedding gift for newlyweds, a sentimental anniversary gift, a Mother’s Day gift or an unforgettable housewarming gift for friends and family.”
Decorating one’s home with amazing wall art is an easy way to bring a big impact to a blank wall. Widdlytinks’ pieces make great housewarming and wedding gifts, especially personalized ones featuring a family name, individual names, year established for families as well as state cities. The wall art company offers large farmhouse wall art, last name and family name personalized wall signs, Halloween wall art, rustic wall signs, modern industrial wall signs, vintage style, Valentine’s Day gifts, Christmas signs, Spring and Easter wall art, rustic farmhouse decor and Christian themed personalized wall signs.
Every one of the personalized wall signs by Widdlytinks design is created with care and attention to detail using the trained eye of an award winning artist with over 20 years’ experience in the world of design. Every design is distinctive and exclusive that works in both home and business environments. A unique piece of custom wall art personalizes whatever space it is placed in, creating a focal point of interest to beautifully finish off a room. Their canvas art pieces are available for delivery to all 50 states in the USA. Each piece is designed and manufactured within the USA as well — using high quality materials. For more information on Widdlytinks’ wall art signs, visit their website.
Some of their more popular signs have received dozens of reviews from happy customers. One happy buyer, Shannon Rawson, says about the Modern Farmhouse Homestead Family Sign, “Amazing! Very fast production and shipping. Excellent customer service. I bought this for our youngest daughter and her fiancé as an engagement gift. They love it so much that they will also be using it for some of their wedding reception photos next year. Thank you so much, it truly turned out amazing. We purchased the size 25 x 50. It is going to fit nicely over a large reclining loveseat.”
Amy Krier also says, “I fell in love with this item when I first saw it but waited due to the price. Once I decided to go for it, the seller was so helpful. She created a template/image for me with the table it would be placed above to determine the size and also sent an example with a last name with only three letters! I love that is personalized and looks great in our space. It came well packaged! It was worth the splurge!”
For more information on the established family name sign and other Widdlytinks products, customers are welcome to contact Amy Anderson of Widdlytinks. Further details on each sign can also be found on their respective pages.
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For more information about Widdlytinks, contact the company here:
Widdlytinks
Amy Anderson
469-644-6447
[email protected]
https://www.widdlytinks.com
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