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The 7 Most Instagrammable Walls In LA

I'm pretty sure I just made up the word "instagrammable"...

Halle Detweiler

Mar 06, 2017

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Okay, so like every other college student, I am very very low on funds (thank you 3am Taco Bell runs and that manicure I just had to have!).

And unfortunately, I am the definition of "champagne taste on a beer budget".

These two factors thrown on top of just coming home from a semester abroad filled with traveling every weekend = TROUBLE.

I am so stuck in this place of missing my days of doing fun and exciting things while I lay in bed and eat the same kind of sandwich I've made for the past 2 weeks.

SO I went further into my misery and began looking at old pictures from my last year of traveling to Texas, Los Angeles, Maryland, Chicago, New York City and all over Europe and noticed that I have this weird thing with taking pictures in front of and simply of cool walls.

I am drawn to cool backgrounds, murals, wall art, and anything that is "aesthetically pleasing".

So in order to trump my desire to be out exploring, I started researching the most Instagrammed walls and narrowed my search down to Los Angeles (because it's my fave place!) and this is what I came up with!

The Paul Smith Wall

Located in West Hollywood! I actually have a picture in front of this one!

The "Made In LA" Wall

Located in Melrose

"Angel Wings"

Located at St. Regis Wine & Liquor, 8401 W. 3rd St. (at S. Orlando Avenue), Beverly Grove

The Love Wall

Located in Culver City

Polka Dot Wall

Located in DTLA Arts District

Bleeding Hearts

Located on Abbot Kinney in Venice (I also have a picture here!!)

Mondrian Wall

Located in Mid-City

I thought this might cure my traveling blues, but now I'm just feeling sad that my Instagram game is lacking. Oh well, until next time LA!

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