My introduction to gallery walls came after seeing one created by Shelley at the House of Smiths.
The reference for this came from thehouseofsmiths.com, shared by Rita on Pinterest.
The aesthetic completely captivated me, particularly the aqua and yellow combination; Shelley even provided a detailed post on the assembly process for a gallery wall.
For a substantial, vacant wall, gallery walls offer an excellent fix, as clustering various pieces creates the impression of a single, major focal point.
This insight was gathered from theinspiredroom.net, also via Rita on Pinterest.
I also appreciate the trend of arranging collections of mirrors in this manner.
This example was uploaded by a user and seen through Rita on Pinterest.
Furthermore, incorporating interesting typography really enhances the display!
This particular inspiration originated from lilluna.com, shared by Rita on Pinterest.
In our Living Room, I implemented a straightforward gallery wall design; while I plan to expand it later (maybe with those appealing vinyl words?), it effectively covered a large area and cleverly hid an unusual “pass through window” (can you spot it? wink).
Should you need guidance on arranging a gallery wall, Pinterest directed me to this very useful guide:
This guide was sourced from honeyandfitz.blogspot.ca, shared by Rita on Pinterest.
Although I couldn't locate the initial source of that chart, the blog post itself was fantastic, offering superb decor “cheat sheets” from Honey & Fitz.
The subjects for the 31 Days series are available at this location.
