It was just last month that we posted about The Art of Creating a Staircase Gallery. Such a large grouping of photos and artwork really make a statement in the home. But if you live in an apartment or a house without stairs, don't overlook a hallway or other large wall as gallery material. Check out how Sherry and John of Young House Love turned this into a sophisticated hallway gallery in their new home.
The couple opted for all white frames of different sizes and shapes to highlight their collection of photos and artwork. By using cut out newspaper and painter's tape, they were able to mark out where everything would go on the wall before putting hammer to nail. For detailed instructions, check out Young House Love.
(Images: Sherry and John Petersik)
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Incredible. Their daughter is going to grow up to be an interior design genius.
I love that they hung up their paint color fan deck by a fancy hook to showcase it --- my kind of people!
I loved this when I saw it on their blog :)
I loved this and did it immediately with a collection of black and white photos I had been meaning to put up - sheer genius!
NMS at all.
I think they missed out by having TOO MUCH stuff in this space. You need some space to take a visual break. By eliminating even 1/3 of this it could have been more successful.
I kind of hate this. Love them, but hate this - especially the low hung pictures. Their kid is going to start walking and grabbing, and all the within-reach frames are going to get grubby with fingerprints, removed from the wall, and smashed on the ground. Hooray for broken glass and toddler toes!