Our roundup has a solution for every blank space in your home.
Using a variety of sizes creates the look of having been gathered over time.
Wide white mats unify the colorful mix of prints.
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Add Picture Ledges
Picture ledges are a stylish way to organize framed and matted photographs.
Mix them into your gallery wall display to add dimension as well as function.
Lean and overlap frames to avoid blank spaces and edit in accessories in unique shapes.
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Go Vertical
Play with the shape of the wall surface.
Artwork in a variety of sizes helps fill the space without the arrangement feeling too angular.
Black frames with white mats unify the design.
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The key is to hang pieces in the correct size and scale for the available wall area.
For a polished look, partner them with a chair, bench, or small table.
Hang Artifacts
Expand your art collection to include three-dimensional items with visual appeal.
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Flea markets and antique shops are the perfect places to hunt for one-of-a-kind pieces for your wall.
Shine a Light
Sometimes less is more when it comes to displaying artwork.
Create a high-end look with a single piece hung under a low-watt picture light.
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This attracts viewers and showcases a beloved photo or painting.
Oversized Prints
Make a statement with a collection of extra-large prints.
These simple botanicals are eye-catching against their white canvases and the serene blue wall color.
Credit: Helen Norman
When displaying oversized artwork, steer clear of colors or patterns that might overpower the rest of the room.
Kitchen Shelves
Dress upopen shelving in the kitchenwith colorful prints to lean against the wall.
Wood serving bowls and cutting boards add interest to the display.
Credit: Brie Williams
Consider small stacks of simple white dishware to keep the area functional.
Off-Center Artwork
Relax the old rules with an innovative display.
The arrangement is welcoming and friendly, a wonderful way to greet guests.
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Silhouettes are a clever way to personalize art without relying solely on photography.
Mix Shapes
Unify assorted prints, photographs, and sculptural pieces with a neutral color scheme.
begin experimenting with the arrangement, starting in the center.
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Skip the Frames
If you’re constantly inspired by new things, opt for a flexible solution.
you could easily swap images or graphics to match the seasonor your mood.
Pair stylish prints with souvenir images from a beloved vacation, or with inspirational graphic art.
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For a high-impact look, drop in the pieces from floor to ceiling.
Utilize a Bookshelf
Go beyond walls for your art display.
Add interest to a bookshelf with framed prints, small plants, and sculptural pieces.
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Keep the mats and frames consistent to focus attention on the artwork.
This casual look is easy to update at any time.
Carry color from the display into the room through accessories and fabrics.
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Here, a bold floral print immediately draws attention to a traditional white mantel and soft pink walls.
Pop with Color
Contrast artwork with a bold color to highlight treasured objects.
Here, saturated aubergine walls frame the contemporary look of abstract watercolor prints.
Credit: Adam Albright
Sepia-toned photography and gold accents pull this warm, yet sophisticated, look together.
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