Learn How to Plan a Gallery Wall including what type of gallery wall might be perfect for your space, how to hang your gallery wall and more!
On today’s show of the Your Home Story podcast, we are walking you through lots of different types of gallery wall displays. You’ll leave the show feeling empowered to put up your own gallery wall whether that be a symmetrical grid style or free-flow.
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If you love the look of gallery walls but are scared to try to put one up, we are here to help! We are breaking down the confusion on frame sizing, how to pick art, how to decide on photographs, whether your gallery wall should be symmetrical or 3D, and much more! Join in as we give handy tips for installing your gallery wall and whether or not your gallery wall should be the focus of a space or just add to the space.
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In our chat, Ashley mentioned a great modern bookcase that she scored at the Goodwill and then shared about her large gallery wall that she used to have in her living room. Still want to know more about determining frame sizing for your wall? Use this handy gallery wall how-to to help you plan your next gallery wall!
Find loads of inspiration on gallery walls on this gallery wall board on Pinterest.
- Ashley’s new travel gallery wall in her master bedroom.
- See Suzannah’s 2013 dining room gallery wall here
- See Suzannah’s 2017 dining room with multiple art pieces here
You can find us on our blogs or connect with each of us on Instagram. Suzannah is @suzannahstanley and Ashley is @biggerthanthethreeofus. We’d love to hear your questions and thoughts! Join our Facebook group here and email us at [email protected].
Hi. I love this picture frames in your post for my hallway. Where are they from?
Thank you!
Heidi LeRoy
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They are from Michaels! https://rstyle.me/+kn1RuSXlm5XGP8BkH8Qtmw
How big of a print did you put in these frames? And how did you get it to stay?
Hi Megan,
They are 16×16 and I just tapped them to the back of the mat. Here’s the tutorial if you’d like to see: https://biggerthanthethreeofus.com/how-to-cut-your-own-picture-mats/