Wall decor doesn’t always have to be exclusive to pictures (and coming from us, that’s saying something!). A host of unique home decor items would fit right in with the standard gallery wall—like plates.
Here’s something not many people will tell you: the most remarkable art is found in thrifts, estate sales, and small art stalls - are you sensing a pattern? - and overall, just the kinds of places that you won’t readily get the art in a frame. After all, you can take the easy route with store-bought, neatly-framed art.
How do you make a house feel like a home? One of our favorite tips is to start with the decorations. Surrounding yourself with your favorite colors, images, patterns, and textures quickly creates a safe and comfortable environment. And the best part? You don’t have to break the bank!
You wonder how to hang pictures, check how they look, and mark the right spot all at once. How do you get the spacing right? Is there a way to organize pictures at different heights while sparing your wall from too many holes? Why is it so hard to deal with picture hanging wire?
It takes much effort and care to decorate our spaces according to our satisfaction. That’s probably why when the time to redecorate comes around, we can’t help but dilly-dally. After all, how can you be sure you’re not just redecorating for the sake of it?
There’s nothing quite like a dramatic room makeover, and it’s especially satisfying to see their before and after pictures. But most of these compilations and comparisons marvel at the overall transformation of a room, rarely focusing on the walls.
From simple how-tos to inspirational design concepts, our blog has the best mix of practical tips, cool hacks, and hardware recommendations help jazz up your walls. Let's turn your home into your personal gallery, one frame at a time!
From simple how-tos to inspirational design concepts, our blog has the best mix of practical tips, cool hacks, and hardware recommendations help jazz up your walls. Let's turn your home into your personal gallery, one frame at a time!
