It’s kind of hard not to be a photographer these days. Whether professional or amateur, it’s so easy to take snapshots of all the things that go on in our day to day lives. Be it the food we eat, the travels we embark on, or the people we spend time with, cameras are at our fingertips, and memories are not so hard to capture anymore.

How To Turn Your Digital Pictures Into Home Decor

More often than not, the pictures we take end up on social media where we share them with our friends and family. These pictures spend about a day getting likes and comments but then they slowly dissipate into our feeds. Give the pictures you love more time in the spotlight by turning them into Acrylic Photo Blocks with Mixbook! This is a great way to add a little bit of your personality to your home decor through some of your favorite pictures.

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Acrylic Photo Blocks are 3/4” thick and free-standing - meaning no mounting is required. They’re perfect to display on desks, shelves, and tables and can easily be moved as often as you need. Each Photo Block is waterproof and can be decorated with dry erase markers, too! Imagine the fun possibilities....

Acrylic Photo Blocks are a really great way to transform your digital photographs into works of art that you can proudly display in your home. Whether you make some for yourself or gift them to friends and family, their sleek and modern design is sure to please.

To learn how easy it is to create your own Acrylic Photo Block with Mixbook, keep on reading!

Step 1

Create an account on Mixbook.com or log into your existing account.

Step 2

Hover your mouse over the Home Decor tab and then click on Acrylic Blocks. From there, select Start Your Acrylic Block.

Get Started

Step 3

Personalize your Acrylic Block by uploading the photo(s) that you would like to display. You can add many different photos or just one depending on the layout that you select. Add fun stickers, change the background, or try including some text that you might associate with the memory in the photo. How it turns out is completely up to you!