Mysest56 
July 23, 2019
There’s a lot of buzz on the school circuit these days about whether or not to teach cursive anymore. 1 side claims that it is obsolete in the era of typing and texting; yet another (myself included) asserts that the personal touch and artistic virtue of a beautifully handwritten note deserve to be performed on.
I can’t predict how the discussion will shake away. But in the meantime, I thought I would celebrate the distinctive grace and human flair that handwriting could add to interiors. Which ones inspire you to bring a dash of script to your property?
CMR Interiors & Design Consultations Inc..
Overscale writing flows throughout the wall of this dining room, including a soft, graceful note and a coating of picture interest.
Atypical Type A
A lovely handwritten poem, letter or note is a treasure, and a crisp framework gives this one appropriate pride of place.
Home & Harmony
A psalm scrawled in French along with a chalkboard panel increases the gentle, romantic feel of this distance.
Fragments of design, blown up and framed, create for special pieces of artwork.
A set of postcards, letters and other missives is arranged like a miniature gallery wall in this bath.
Pretty handwriting doesn’t always have to choose the form of cursive — that the neat, squarish printing onto this wall panel goes well with the straight lines and angles of its environment.
Donna DuFresne Interior Design
Vintage, handwritten vellum legal documents create a one-of-a-kind bedroom lampshade.
An inspirational quote or thought jotted on a chalkboard-painted bed not spices up the decor, but in addition, it begins off the day on a happy note.