The easiest way to avoid multiple holes in the wall is to first mount floating shelves.Then on the shelves arrange the various photos that you may have existing already in frames. This scheme allows for switching out of different sized frames, and variety in whichever selection of photos you choose to display at any one time.
Lay out the photos on the bed or floor on a sheet to get a good pattern before putting them up. Usually the main parents go in the middle and everyone branches out from there. Check Pinterest for ideas if you are not confident on placement but always make sure to have no big gaps between that causes “white space” on the walls. Using same colors or same frames for all the photos give a very cohesive look.
I used 3 m tape with Velcro so I can change the location and pictures with ease. The wall is large and blank on the walkway/ dining room wall. I wanted some interest and didn’t want the formality Everyone says they love it
I have two 6' patio doors, and I want to add blackout curtains to keep the sun/cold out. What is the best way to hang them, and what can I use to push the curtains ba...
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I have slanted walls on the two bedrooms of my second floor. Can I hang pictures from these slanted walls, and if so, how would I go about doing that? Thanks!
My living room walls are stucco and for the life of me I can't figure out how to hang up my pictures! I've tried command strips, nails and screws! It's been about 2 m...
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It's wallpapered, so no Command hooks. Could use a drywall anchor but that could make the hole bigger instead of minimizing it. If I fill the hole, sand and insert a ...
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Are you wanting sample layouts for a gallery wall? Check out these images and ideas:
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/family-picture-walls/?lp=true
https://www.shutterfly.com/ideas/gallery-wall/
The easiest way to avoid multiple holes in the wall is to first mount floating shelves.Then on the shelves arrange the various photos that you may have existing already in frames. This scheme allows for switching out of different sized frames, and variety in whichever selection of photos you choose to display at any one time.
You can also use 3M Command hooks to avoid holes.
https://www.hometalk.com/board/7151865/gallery-walls
I recently discovered the Command strips that are for picture hanging. Best stuff since sliced bread!
Lay out the photos on the bed or floor on a sheet to get a good pattern before putting them up. Usually the main parents go in the middle and everyone branches out from there. Check Pinterest for ideas if you are not confident on placement but always make sure to have no big gaps between that causes “white space” on the walls. Using same colors or same frames for all the photos give a very cohesive look.
I used 3 m tape with Velcro so I can change the location and pictures with ease. The wall is large and blank on the walkway/ dining room wall. I wanted some interest and didn’t want the formality Everyone says they love it