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Add texture with original items (fabric, clocks, monograms, etc…).

Balance the distribution of color evenly.

Some tips to keep in mind when creating your gallery wall There’s also tons of ideas online to help you decide what kind of placement you’d prefer on your gallery wall.Ĭheck out some fabulous examples of Gallery Walls across the internet… This sight allows me to input the exact size of each piece, so I can accurately place them on my “virtual wall”. I also use another website for art work placement called Icovia Room Planner. I was able to place each piece exactly where I wanted it and move them around until I found the perfect position. It works just as well for virtually arranging art work, since I can just drag each item with my mouse. I use my polyvore account to show clients how certain items would work together in their home, so I thought it would work well for this purpose too. I saved the images of artwork from the Minted website to my polyvore account.

I created this collage on polyvore and I’m pretty sure I like the placement of the art. Here’s a sneak peak at some of the items I’ll be using in my gallery wall. So, I thought Minted was the perfect place to start. I have lots’s of monograms and other interesting items, but I didn’t have much “artwork” in our home. I loved the variety of artwork on Minted and the fact that I could shop by category like “limited addition”, “Typography”, “Photography” etc… I could also see the size of the image and what my frame choice would look like on my art work before I committed to it. I needed to add a few pieces to my collection so I used Minted to find just what I was looking for. I’ve gathered some new pieces of art from Minted and mixed in some of my old favorite items I already owned for my gallery wall. Once you have your images, input the sizes of each piece of art on to see how they might look together, how large a space you need and whether you need to change, add to or rearrange some pieces. If you’re going for a more modern look, you can use all the same size, shape and colors for your frames. Clocks monograms, signs and mirrors will all work well with artwork. You want to have a mix of sizes and colors, as well as different textures.Īdd some different items to your wall to make it interesting. But, you’ll achieve a more “collected look” if you take your time and let it evolve with pieces you really love. The first place to start is by collecting the artwork that you would like to group together. – I use polyvore to mach sure the colors are visual pleasing.– I use icovia to enter the measurements of my art work, then move the pieces around for placement.So, you’ll need these two websites to help you with placement – So, no matter what your personality, to create a gallery wall, you have to figure out placement of your art work. Figuring out WHERE to put things is sometimes harder than figuring out WHAT to put on your wall. It’s like spilling your personality all over a wall in your home. A gallery wall always gives you a little inside scoop about who lives in the home. Whether is a modern home, country, traditional, or somewhere in between. I’ve always love the look of a wall filled with artwork.