A picture wall is more than just a collection of pictures – it is a
The plan: inspiration and preparation
Every great gallery wall starts with a vision. Imagine how you want your room to look: vibrant and bold or calm and harmonious? Inspiration can come from anything—from color combinations in nature to treasures from your favorite gallery.
1. Theme and color palette
Choose a theme that reflects your style: abstract art, photographs, travel memorabilia, or a mix of all of the above. The color palette should either harmonize with the room's decor or deliberately contrast. For example, combine warm tones like gold and beige with cool blue for an exciting dynamic.
2. Find the right dimensions
Measure the wall carefully and choose the right picture frames for your artwork. Whether it's a large wall with generous frames or a small area for delicate works, the format determines the effect. A rule of thumb: The picture wall should cover about two-thirds the width of the furniture (e.g., a sofa).
The design: The perfect composition
Here comes the creative part! To prevent your favorite motifs from looking like a chaotic hodgepodge, these steps will help:
1. Test the layout
Lay out the works on the floor or sketch out your layout on paper before hanging them. A symmetrical arrangement of pictures looks structured and elegant, while an asymmetrical wall design like the Inside the Lines hanging appears casual and modern. Play with sizes, shapes, and spacing.
2. Create variety
Combine different sizes and materials. A mix of images behind
3. Pay attention to heights
The center of your picture wall should be approximately at eye level. This usually means 140 to 160 cm from the floor to the center of the arrangement.
The arrangement: suspension and final details
Once the planning is complete, the time has come to have the pictures hung.
1. Tools and aids
Use a spirit level, a pencil, and appropriate mounting hardware to ensure precise placement. Adhesive strips or magnetic strips are suitable for lighter pieces like photos. Heavier wall art requires nails or sturdy hooks.
2. Keep your distance
Leave a consistent gap between the images—5 to 10 cm is ideal. This creates a cohesive impression.
3. Light as staging
Highlight your gallery wall with lighting. Spotlights or warm indirect light will bring the colors and textures to life.
Your work of art in the room
A well-designed gallery wall is more than just decoration. It evokes emotions, tells stories, and turns a house into a home. Choose works that inspire you and reflect your zest for life. In our collection, you'll find artworks on gallery-quality
Designed with attention to detail, your picture wall will be a real highlight – a place where art and life meet.