Kate and Laurel Framed Fabric Pinboard 18 x 42, Printed Linen Classic Bulletin Board for Use as a Vision Board or Wall Organization, Florence Gold Frame

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• Organizational Essential: Pin up due date reminders, photographs, cards, invites, to-dos or motivational sayings for the perfect dorm room wall decor, kitchen command center or memory and vision board display that is both decorative and functional. Use it to mount a calendar, showcase family photos, or create a prayer board for your dreams and long-term goals
• Quality Material: The Fabric Vision Board blends style and utility. Printed on a high-quality cotton-blend fabric, the giclee printing is a Soft wavy forms in warm beige and cream create a soothing minimalist composition. Subtle canvas texture and organic curves add depth, making this piece an understated accent for calm, contemporary interiors.. It's framed in the Florence Gold moulding, an elegant yet understated gold frame with a soft semi-gloss finish and raised inner and outer ridges that add dimension and a refined touch.
• Multifunctional Bulletin Board: The beautifully printed pinning surface is thick enough to hold pins securely in place, making it ideal for inspiration boards, mood collages, or everyday organization. While pins are not included, each board is carefully finished with a solid back panel for lasting stability and easy use. Soft bumpers on the back protect your walls from marks and scuffs
• Perfect Easy-to-Hang Wall Organizer Size: The overall dimensions of this pinboard are 42 x 18, with a pinning surface measuring 40 x 16. Use the D-ring hangers attached to the back of the board, along with the courtesy hooks and nails, for no-hassle installation in minutes
• Locally Designed, Thoughtfully Made: This piece is thoughtfully designed by our in-house staff in Madison, Wisconsin, where style and craftsmanship come together. Made to order by our own production teams, this pinboard reflects our commitment to trend-forward collections, Midwest values, and creating meaningful jobs in the community we call home