Hi, sweet friends are you thinking of a gallery wall in your home but are puzzled about the layout? I'm glad you're here today because I have a few gallery wall layout solutions that you might want to try. But before you jump right into this project there are a few things you need to consider if your end result is to be a beautiful arrangement.

From my perspective, gallery walls should capture your imagination and tell a story. When we think about revealing who we are, there is nothing more telling than a gallery wall filled with family photos, or a collection of art. I love when a wall is an illustration of unique frames with interesting art, whether it be in pencil, color, seascapes, or faces. Each one owns their statement and role in the story. When searching for art, try thinking of the color scheme you want and the story you want to tell. Then determine the gallery wall layout. Do you want a stacked, grid, or salon-style arrangement? Salon arrangements have a relaxed style, while stacked and grid arrangements tend to be clean and formal. With either style, they should look and feel like a collection. If you are considering doing a family gallery wall, a grid approach always looks beautiful, but a grid approach doesn't always mean they have to be the same orientation as each row is placed.

I put together a few traditional and non-traditional gallery wall layout solutions and frames to help you create your own unique art wall.

Stacked

Try a mix of different size and style frames using black & white vintage prints.

Make a statement with thick black frames in a corner space using the adjoining wall and frames hung in different orientations with coastal prints.

Ocean Prints

GRID

Keep it simple using three large rectangular shape frames in a single row with colorful family prints.

Use twelve square frames to fill a wall.

I like this approach to the grid layout with different frame orientations.

Nine-Piece Gallery Wall Kit With Decorative Art Prints and Hanging Template

Here is a creative idea when a frame isn't an option.

SALON

When considering placement for a gallery wall, select a space that is in proportion to the number of frames you want to display and how you want them styled. I recommend measuring the wall first and then choosing your layout. One thing is for certain a good frame will make any gallery wall beautiful.

Use shelves if you change your artwork frequently. This way there will be fewer holes in your wall and you can add a plant or two to give it life.

Try using different style frames and sizes. I like the look of vintage and modern frames hung together. The tiny vintage frame hung in the middle of this arrangement makes this gallery wall truly unique.