I’ve been seeing a lot of ways to bring the dry erase trend to a new chic status lately, so I thought I’d share some of them.
Real Simple magazine suggests you use a glass picture frame to scribble on — appropriate in any room, and can be adapted to accommodate any style!:
This list won't go in your purse, but it's cute! (image via Real Simple)
CB2 sells a bamboo dry erase board:
Bamboo Dry Erase, $59.95 from CB2 (image via CB2)
Or, you can make your own super modern custom board! I love 3-Form, an ec0-resin product that typically is used as a paneling system or as a substitute for glass or metal sheets (eco-resin is their way of saying it’s a sustainable plastic). It’s expensive and typically architectural in practice, but they have a great reclaim site where you can purchase smaller pieces that have been used in other projects. Get one, have it cut to size, hang it up and write away!
Just a couple examples of the many many varieties of 3-Form eco-resin (image via 3-Form).
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Is there a way to get a chic dry erase board that also is magnetic?
I’d probably just cover a magnet board in cute contact paper (it’ll have to be small if you want it to be seamless). You might have to peel and re-cover every few months to keep the contact paper looking clean, depending on how much you use it, but it should work.
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