Laura Brophy Interiors mounted black-and-white photos in black frames with white mats on a vertical shiplap side wall, ...

Overwhelmed by your cluttered gallery wall? This simple trick creates calm and adds breathing room to your wall while keeping ...

I love this frame set because it is a sophisticated way to put together a gallery wall and looks a lot more ... and every frame comes with a mat. Additionally, they have one to two inches of ...

A gallery wall starts a conversation and allows someone ... all light wood, or all gold frames, is a great tool to unify the collection. A uniform mat size or mat color can also be used. You can still ...

If you have a family photo gallery wall dream like I did ... In addition, the white frames and mats, hung on a white wall, are superforgiving when it comes to exact measurements between frames ...

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Frame and Mat Quality: Is the frame made from quality ... They also offer design services to help you choose a frame or hang a gallery wall. The former is free and similar to a try-on glasses ...

If your grandmother’s china is too outdated for everyday use, install a plate hanger and display it on the wall. Frame a meaningful note, or even the envelope it came in. “My gallery walls are ...

If you want to create a sophisticated gallery wall with antique frames, stick to one colour. • Choose picture frames that are all alike in colour. They could be gold, black or white.

Planning is integral to a successful gallery wall, so Steven recommends cutting paper templates roughly the size of your frames and then arranging those on the wall to help you decide on spacing ...

The wall design process is simple. Simply answer a few questions about her dream gallery, upload some of her favorite family photos, and Frameology will take care of the rest. Each frame is made ...

Gallery Ledge: Here the focus is on placement. Use a shelf or ledge to display frames, allowing for easy changes and layering. Layering: Lean frames against the wall, layering them for a casual look.