In case you need help designing a gallery wall!
As I have mentioned before, I am slowly working on filling up the many white walls in our apartment. I start almost every project with looking online and on Pinterest more specifically for inspiration. In case you are looking for help designing a gallery wall, I wanted to highlight some of my favorites! Hopefully they will inspire you, too!
See Sew and Seedlings: I love the mix of frames and canvases for this gallery, especially the bright blue frame that picks up the blues from the pictures.
Cottage Instincts: I absolutely love the use of old window panes and desperately want my own vintage window frame.
William and Jacqueline: While it won’t work for us now, I plan on using this for inspiration for our next bedroom.
Tatertots and Jello: As always, I love Jen’s sense of color and the way the table finishes off the look. This picture always makes me want to paint furniture.
I am Momma Hear Me Roar: I think it is really hard to fill a staircase, which is the next white wall I will probably want to attack in our apartment. I especially love the umbrella and “come what may” decal in the bottom right.
House of Rose: This is one of the most eclectic gallery walls I have seen and yet everything goes so well together.
Lil’ Luna: What a wonderful way to feature a family! I am such a huge fan of words in art, so I think this is a such a unique way to fill space and highlight the special qualities of your family.
Bowdenisms: This chalkboard Wall Gallery is definitely unique and a sweet touch for a nursery.
Dimples and Tangles: This gallery wall is all mirrors! The green is a fabulous touch of color and the mirrors help open up the space.
Tidbits from the Tremaynes: I think this is such a great and manageable gallery wall because it allows you to more easily update and switch out items. They have a really wonderful tutorial for how they did their shelves.
I am hoping that I will be sharing my wall with you soon enough! As of this moment, there are 4 items hanging on the wall. There is still more to go (obviously) but at least there has been some development.