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3 ways to spice up your gallery wall

  • By Aly Shearer
  • 06 Feb, 2023

Gallery walls don't have to be stuffy, they can be just as fun and vibrant as you are! 

These are the three best ways to add a little dimension to your gallery wall, while still staying true to your personal style. 

Multiple Textures

From Liz's own collection featuring Allison James, Shannon Coppage and Angela Chrusciaki Blehm
From Liz's own collection featuring Allison James, Shannon Coppage and Angela Chrusciaki Blehm
Having pieces that are different mediums, sizes and color all add a lot of texture and visual interest to a space. As you can see in the image above, they don't even have to all be hung on the wall! Liz uses a thin table behind her couch to rest candles, books, blooms and even art on to add dimension and beauty to her space. This is also a great way to cover things that you may not be able to with a traditionally hung piece. If you look closely, Liz uses the art on the stand to cover up the thermostat (they never place those in cute locations, especially in classic homes like Liz's family home) which keeps it from becoming an eyesore in an otherwise lovely space. This styling features work from Allison James, Shannon Coppage and Angela Chrusciaki Blehm, three of the gallery's amazing artists. 

Framing

Kevin Brent Morris, On Pink and Yellow (SOLD)
Kevin Brent Morris, On Pink and Yellow (SOLD)
Framing can really add a lot to a piece and add a lot to the gallery wall as a whole. This could be something as elaborate and exquisite as this Kevin Brent Morris piece, or it can be as simple as adding a thin, wood, float frame around a canvas. This is also a way to fill space in between pieces and therefore making a statement piece more of a statement as well as giving you more bang for your buck.  Framing can really add a lot to art, but it can also be distracting, make sure you are picking a frame that you love, but that also makes the art inside it sing. 

The Wall Behind The Art

(from left to right) Karin Olah, Kristen Abbott and Rocky Reed pieces designed by local interior designer Amanda Reynal
(from left to right) Karin Olah, Kristen Abbott and Rocky Reed pieces designed by local interior designer Amanda Reynal
There is no rule saying you can't go wild with a fun wallpaper or paint color on your walls under your fine art pieces. At the gallery, we have started painting a couple of our walls colors that you may have in your home already to prove that art does not need to be on a plain white wall. the artwork. This is a really good way of continuing a motif or theme throughout the whole space. It can make a space feel more thought out and complete with very little additional effort. 
This styling includes pieces from Karin Olah, Kristen Abbott and Rocky Reed
There are so many fun ways to add excitement to a gallery wall that feels like it needs a little face lift - these are just a few that we do here at the gallery! The most important thing is that it feels true to you and the home that you have curated. 
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