From children’s artwork to family photos, we all need unique art display ideas. If you are looking for ways to display artwork with frames, without frames, and in between, this list is for you!
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In our home, we are always looking for fun and unique ways to display artwork. My whole family is a line of artists and I never truly feel that a room is finished until art is on display.
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DIY Easy Pallet Art Displays (with bonus organizing tips)
We absolutely love our DIY wooden pallet art display. Easily rotate children's artworks, projects, and important papers. Check out this post for more art display ideas and tips.
Use twine and an old frame to create another great art display idea to display unframed artworks of varying sizes! We can't get enough of this entryway makeover! We know our children would love to see their artworks displayed proudly.
Learn how to easily hang a grid picture gallery wall to display artworks and photos. This wall uses large black frames that really make a statement in the entryway.
Mix adult artwork with children's artwork to create this eclectic gallery wall. If your wall is going to be of different sizes, have fun mixing different frames and mats as well! Here are the black frames with white mats you see pictured.
Abstract and large canvases are a great way to add a pop of color to any space. Adding adult artwork in a kid's space really adds a fun and colorful element in this basement makeover. We love gallery wrapped canvases because you can just paint the edges and don't even need to add a frame.
This is such a clever way to use old cabinet doors and create a frame that you can use anywhere in your home. We love anytime something can be recycled or repurposed for our DIY projects. Even the knobs were adding a different spot to add a spot to display or hang more household items.
This chickenwire and photo frame project is a super fun way to easily display small artworks and notecards. Another great repurposed DIY project to add to your home.
Don't like putting children's artworks on the fridge? Here is another alternative to our pallet artwork display. Using crown molding and wire you can really create a fun way to display your child's artwork.
We love this wall grate photo display using this inexpensive material! This is such a great idea to use something from a big box hardware store. And how cute are those square photos! Such a fun and easy way to display small artworks or your family's memories.
We would love to display our DIY stained glass window project in this art gallery for kids! Such a fun way to showcase your children's artworks and we bet they love that they are "glowing".
How could we not include this amazing and unique idea of using leather and wood. If you love the farmhouse style, then you must check out this art display idea.
DIY Photo Display – How To Make A Hanging Photo Display
Do you love taking pictures on your phone, but never have a reason to print them off? This is an easy DIY art display you are looking for. Personalize it with your own colored spray paint or wooden letters.
If you have woodworking tools at home, this is an amazing idea that will save you money. You will love creating these custom frames for posters and more!
This homeschool room uses a DIY pegboard with wire and clothespins to easily display children's art projects. The kids love that they are in charge of this art display and love to pin new projects up all the time!
If your house is overflowing with art then you will love the idea of not only displaying projects but also storing artwork. This DIY shadow box design has a removable top so you can easily change the artworks on display.
Recently my son told me that he knows I throw some of his projects away once they come down from our art display…
Guilty!
Our Favorite
Idea To Store Art
We discuss our art display tips in this post, but I guess I need to do better in adding more to his memory keepsake box. He agreed that we should use that box more! I guess we can all have goals.
But before they go into the box we will continue to explore different ways to display his art.
Erin Nutter is the DIY enthusiast, writer and photographer behind TheDIYNuts.com. She loves sharing her passion for do-it-yourself projects along with her husband, Eric. As an artist, mother, and lover of all things DIY she hopes to inspire you to be creative to make a life and home you love.