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3 Ways to Build a Gallery Wall
Here are 3 ways to build your own Gallery Wall in 3 different locations. Staircase, Master Bath & Entry Way.
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Gallery Wall
Command Strips instead of nails. NO wall damage! Plus I easily could change my mind.
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Command Strips & Scotch Ultra Sharp Lines Painter’s Tape for the WIN!
I had the kids take some cloud photos and framed them with frames are SILVERHÖJDEN from IKEA.
I used Scotch Ultra Sharp Lines painter tape to line everything up and Command strips to hang the frames.
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Scotch Ultra Sharp Line Painter’s Tape to line up Gallery Wall
I cut out the size of each frame from brown paper (you could use old wrapping paper) and tested a few layouts on the wall. Good thing I did because the pattern I originally sketched out didn’t fit at all!
I used Command Strips for the pictures and Command Hooks for the non frames.
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I chose a conventional layout out because the master bath was a bit of an unconventional place for a Gallery Wall. But I love the pop of blue and the gold goes great with the bathroom fixtures.
For the Staircase I eye balled everything. However I made sure at least one side of the frame was parallel with at least one side of the adjacent frame.
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As long as one side of your frame is aligned with at least one side of a neighboring frame, your wall will look cohesive. Even if the spacing in between your frames isn’t always the same. Using Command Strips instead of nails really helps with this.
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I printed most of these photos at home on the Epson 2760 Super Eco Tank Printer.
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This printer doesn’t take cartridges, it has a super tank, doesn’t need to be refilled for about 2 years! I printed about 50 photos for this project and didn’t put a dent in the ink! Epson 2760 Super Eco Tank Printer.
Front Entrance
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At the front entrance I used a mix of photos, home dec stuff and sentimental type thing to diversify the look. I also used picture shelves from IKEA and leaned some of the frames. Command strips & hooks are holding up everything else.
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I smile a little when I walk up these stairs. I love how it turned out. I see something different each time. Go ahead and use LOTS of frames and Photos. When I first got the frames I worried about it being overboard. But you can just keep adding and it keeps looking great.
Here’s the Global Morning Show segment on Gallery Walls.
Give a gallery wall a try. I know you’ll love it.
xo
jen
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