Three Overlooked Gallery Wall Strategies + A Giveaway
This post is a collaboration with our friends at Society 6, where every purchase pays an artist. A big thank you for supporting our sponsors who help us bring you free, original content. All art choices & words come directly from us here at Design*Sponge. Gallery walls have been a mainstay in homes for what […]
This post is a collaboration with our friends at Society 6, where every purchase pays an artist. A big thank you for supporting our sponsors who help us bring you free, original content. All art choices & words come directly from us here at Design*Sponge.
Gallery walls have been a mainstay in homes for what seems like forever and today we’re taking a look at three placement “designs” that are often underused. Those of us who create gallery walls (or want to) usually fall into two categories – those of us who throw caution to the wind and just start with a stack of art, some nails and a hammer and those who meticulously measure, plan, create mock walls on the floor and even photograph the arrangements on their cell phones to see which arrangement they like best. We’re not here to tell you which method is best, but overthinking a gallery wall does take something away from the healthy act of trusting your intuition and letting happy mistakes come together beautifully. Today we’re working with Society 6 and their fantastic print shop to not only share some tips for your own gallery walls, but also to show you how differ...
This post is a collaboration with our friends at Society 6, where every purchase pays an artist. A big thank you for supporting our sponsors who help us bring you free, original content. All art choices & words come directly from us here at Design*Sponge.
Gallery walls have been a mainstay in homes for what seems like forever and today we’re taking a look at three placement “designs” that are often underused. Those of us who create gallery walls (or want to) usually fall into two categories – those of us who throw caution to the wind and just start with a stack of art, some nails and a hammer and those who meticulously measure, plan, create mock walls on the floor and even photograph the arrangements on their cell phones to see which arrangement they like best. We’re not here to tell you which method is best, but overthinking a gallery wall does take something away from the healthy act of trusting your intuition and letting happy mistakes come together beautifully. Today we’re working with Society 6 and their fantastic print shop to not only share some tips for your own gallery walls, but also to show you how differ...
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