- Yellow Wall - Entry Console Table with Mirror
- Orange Wall - Gallery Wall of Photos & Original Art
- Pink Wall - Sideboard with Starburst Mirror
- Red Wall - Jackson Pollock, Number 8, 1949
- Blue Wall - Media Console & Shelving
- Green Wall- Floral Wallpaper
- Purple Wall - Chinoiserie Wallpaper
The gallery wall will be at the end of the entry hall, and it is where most of my framed photographs and artwork will hang. I like the impact of a gallery wall layout, as long as it appears neat and draws interest without being overwhelming. My favourite examples incorporate both photography, art, and even mirrors in a variety of frames.
Charlotte Moss via Habitually Chic:
Mazen El-Abdallah via House and Home:
Tommy Smythe via House and Home:
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Tori Mellot via Habitually Chic:
Suzanne Dimma via House & Home:
Michael Angus via House and Home:
Heather Clawson via Habitually Chic
For the second trial, I tried to let the gallery flow more, even though it goes against my orderly nature. There is alignment within the grouping, rather than around the edges. A vibrant kelly green wall really draws the eye to this gallery.
What do you think? Dark, dramatic and orderly? Or bright and free flowing?
I like your inspiration photos, especially the first few ones. Usually I prefer gallery walls that are slightly organized, eg. have the frames lined up along the outside edge - so I prefer your first example although I might space the pictures a tad further apart. I have an example of a gallery wall that I really like on my Projects for 2012 post, which you can see here: http://gracie-senseandsimplicity.blogspot.com/2012/01/2012-projects-list.html.
ReplyDeleteThough the dark wall with orderly photos appeals to my OCD nature. The natural flow of teh green wall feels warm and inviting. Looking forward to the finished product!
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