15 Designer Gallery Wall Combinations

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1. Good morning! I love gallery walls, especially in houses like mine that have a lot of wall space due to high ceilings. We have a gallery wall of family and kid photos in our bedroom, and I’ve been collecting images I love, to do a gallery wall down our stairs. This post has fantastic examples. In recent years I’ve grown more fond of an organic style wall than grid design, but the urn gallery wall from the shop is a stupendous example of grid style that I love. Every example you’ve shown here would be a lovely addition to a home. Favorites include the soft landscape, landscape paintings, European scenes, and the Athenian gallery. I love the detail and framing on the Athenian gallery- this is one I could see in your back hall at the top of the stairs. What a roundup! We’re socked in with rain and a declared state of emergency for our county- today should be interesting. The local mountains have seen quite a bit of snowfall over the weekend, and I’d imagine this storm is bringing more of it. We had a fantastic weekend- both kids chose to be baptized on Sunday and a fun celebration was held for that. I hope all of you had a fantastic weekend as well! Cheers to winter storms to start out the week!

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   1. Hi Lauren!! I’ve missed you! Gallery walls are the perfect way to fill space in houses with super tall ceilings. I can’t wait to share my entryway gallery with everyone… it’s at the framers right now, so hopefully soon! Since I’m in catch up mode I’m just seeing all of these crazy and exciting tidbits… a state of emergency?! Baptisms (so special)! Sounds like you had a lot going on this week. I hope you and the fam are all doing well! We’ve been having sunny weather over here, but last week was snowy. Hoping to be back on the blog later this week or early next :) xo

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2. Good morning! Holy cow, that’s a gaggle of gallery walls. I had not idea so many different shops offered them. What a great service. I love that you collected such varying looks and price points. My personal favorite are the butterflies! I actually gasped out loud when I saw it on the table of contents because I know they terrify you! Always thinking of others.💜 Although they don’t especially mesh with my typically casual aesthetic, I also really like the Athenian and Gilded Urn collections. The European graphite studies are GORgeous, too. Your eye is stellar. I counted my gallery walls this morning; I have four… if three paintings in a row can be considered a gallery. One is a colorful 4×3 grid; another is a nicely balanced collection of four Maine paintings. The largest, and most problematic tbh, currently contains eight nudes of varying sizes and media. My idea was to build it organically over time. Turns out that’s trickier than I anticipated. Which is probably why I favor a grid or a small assemblage. Ha. Filling the walls with art can certainly take time and budget, but the warmth and interest is undeniable. Thanks for such a pretty start to the week! Welcome home, btw! I hope the weekend allowed for a gentle re-entry to real life. If it’s in the cards, I relish the idea of a trip recap. Happy February and have a fantastic week, Sarah!💜

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   1. Hi Peggi! I’ve missed reading these!! I’m in catch up mode in between my to-do list. A gaggle of gallery walls!! I need to borrow that phrase. The butterflies. It actually pained me to photoshop that one, so I’m thrilled it was your favorite. Ha! I love that you have FOUR gallery walls- that’s incredible. You know classical art and nudes fall among my favorites, so if you need help with that gallery wall- you know how to call. I wish I could share a trip recap, but I didn’t really take any photos. It has been a stressful month over here and I just felt the urge to log out of my phone (in an effort to avoid emails, ha). Once I’m caught up from my unintentional blog “break” (tackling other work things), I’m looking forward to sharing so many fun things though! Tomorrow, I’m antiquing mirrors for our basement hutch and I’m hoping it will make for a fun DIY post. We shall see! Hope your week has been good one! xo

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3. Welcome home and good morning Sarah!
   I love a grid wall of artwork and you’ve rounded up some beautiful examples here. I particularly love the traditional gallery wall as well as the horse gallery wall in relation to what would work well within our home. But I appreciate every gallery wall, you’ve shown a wealth of fantastic ideas. Etsy certainly doesn’t disappoint on the artwork front as they have so many unique pieces and designs to choose from. There are also so many gorgeous pieces from your shop definitely gallery works of art.
   For the most part the artwork I’ve collected over the years are quite personal, and meaningful to our family and I do have two gallery walls at our home in Ontario that feature family photographs. Some professionally taken while others represent candid and monumental moments worthy of a gallery like space. One is installed in an asymmetrical fashion and the other in a grid formation. Both are quite different one being quite structured and the other quite the opposite. Artwork is definitely a weakness for me and I’ve collected many pieces. And I’ve been a lucky recipient and been gifted many different types of pieces so I change up many walls seasonally or switch them around. Most recently when all the holiday decor came down I took the opportunity to switch up some walls and refresh several areas just before coming to Florida this year. I’m looking forward in enjoying the refresh in the spring when we return. It’s amazing how moving artwork around can change the overall feel of a room especially upon seasonal changes. In my opinion you can never have enough 😉 So incredibly fun!
   I hope you are settling in without too much travel fatigue Sarah. You’ve got a lot going on in your house, can’t wait to see it all come together. Pretty exciting! Happy Monday friends ❤️

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   1. Hi Colleen! Long time no talk! I’m catching up over here, as it’s been busy couple of weeks post vacation. I just nailed down the gallery wall for our entryway and dropped everything off at the framer. I can’t wait to share it once it’s installed! I love that you collect personal artwork… those are my favorite kind of pieces. Your refresh sounds so wonderful… I need to do the same. I hope you’re having an amazing time in Florida! Hoping to be back on the blog later this week or early next :) xo

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4. Marvelous! Thanks for sharing with us ! Being one of those who finds it difficult to decorate your work is simply delightful! .
   Godspeed
   Jeanne

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   1. So happy to share, Jeanne… and thanks so much for your kind words! Hope you’re having a great week.

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