Say goodbye to just random frames of school pictures around your home. Create a unique wall to show off your family or life with these gallery wall ideas.
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We love blank walls around here because they offer endless possibilities. Whether you want to add to your home decor by painting an accent wall or adding artwork, here are 12+ DIY wall ideas you can do this weekend.
While some picture walls may be more trendy (think…modern farmhouse), the classic grid or framed art walls are here to stay.
Why We Willl Always Love Picture Walls
PERSONALIZED – People will always want to display artwork and photographs of their families.
TIME – You can make a picture wall in a few hours.
INEXPENSIVE – There are all sorts of frames and decor you can add.
CAN BE TEMPORARY – If you are worried about putting holes in your walls or just aren’t sure, a picture ledge or non-permanent hanging solution is the way to go.
Tip: Purchase Materials You Love
I know we are normally about to be completely budget-friendly. If you buy frames, get the ones you like. Sometimes splurging will save you money in the long run.
There is something to be said about putting a nice mat and frame around a photograph or artwork. It definitely takes it to the next level.
DIY Picture Wall Ideas With Photos
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Use A Picture Ledge To Easily Display Artworks
This simple picture ledge can be created using simple pine boards and this rich stain color.We love the variety of size artwork on display and it can easily be changed whenever you feel you like it.
Learn the trick for how to hang 9 large square frames to create this fun black and white picture wall. Your family will cherish the memories every time they see this awesome grid photo display.
Don't be scare of color and mixing all styles of artworks when hanging pictures. We absolutely love this fun picture wall. If you are looking for fun artworks she suggests a whole list of modern places (and you can always search Etsyas well). Also, if you are looking for DIY picture hanging tips make sure you click to read the full post.
Let your tween or teen display the most important parts of their life in this organized picture display. I am sure we could spend hours searching and looking at all the fun memories.
Are you throwing a party and want a budget-friendly decor idea? Not all pictures have to be displayed on a wall. Instead, create cheap DIY photo holders to display your memories at your next party.
Add a mat and frame (cheaper than you think when using standard sizes) to showcase your child's artwork mixed with adult artworks. We love the eclectic feel of this home office picture wall.
This picture all uses the same style of frames but in a variety of sizes. They give you great tips for planning out your design virtually before beginning putting nails or even command hooks for the smaller frames.
If you are looking for an inexpensive way to hang art without a frame, this idea is for you. Using doll rods and string to easily hang artwork. This is a perfect DIY solution that doesn't involve purchasing expensive frames.
By using a variety of shapes, photographs, and styles of frames this picture wall is a great example of how you can use anything you want on your wall. Add your own DIY signs with your favorite saying or quote for an extra personalized touch.
For this picture wall, they suggest that the easiest way to hang a gallery wall is to start with an anchor piece and work your way out when hanging. Use painter's tape and small level to help achieve a picture wall you will love.
No Nails Needed For This Modern Farmhouse Gallery Wall
This farmhouse picture wall design was planned out on the floor first and used Command strips to eliminate extra holes in the wall. This simple, yet symmetrical gallery wall is perfect for your rustic home decor needs.
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.