Lucy Collins
I hope you’re not sick of hearing me talking about things related to my living room yet. Shop The “Wall”: Target Rope Wrapped Mirror West Elm Trio Of Shaped Mirrors Urban Outfitters Himo Art Wall Hanging Urban Outfitters Rope Disc Wall Hanging West Elm Set of 4 Mandala Prints West Elm Abstract Terrarium Print West Elm Watercolor Burst Urban Outfitters Dream Catcher West Elm Coordinating Frames Lochness Studios Palm Print Mod Cloth Himmeli Diamond Wall Art Minted Rainforest Print Here are some key pieces that I personally feel makes for a visually interesting and naturally coordinates:
An example of this would be the peach painted frames lined up in a row in my own gallery wall.
I also really love the mostly neutral with pops of green and blue that I created in the pseudo gallery wall above. My handmade elements are most of my gallery wall, but himmeli is pretty easy to get the hang of, framing decorative paper in a painted frame is easy, and I’ve even shared here on the blog the easiest way to make a wall hanging.
I just think it’s a really great way to show appreciation for other’s work and it adds an element to a gallery wall that gives something more. Anything from clay sculpture to metal work to anything that pops out against the wall (faux taxidermy anyone?).
My favorite dimensional element is my pink vintage ukulele, it’s so unique and adorable. Definitely play with things and omit what just doesn’t work for you (but totally give it a chance, first!).
I would love to check your gallery wall out if you’ve got one (leave me a link if you’ve got one in the comments) and if you don’t have one- what element do you love most in an eclectic gallery wall?
