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Now you just need to fill in a little bit of empty space between and around them.

Try placing your second biggest piece diagonally from your biggest piece вЂ“ whether thatвЂ™s right next door or on the opposite side of the wall.

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Letter Pressed City Map IF YOUR BIGGEST PIECE IS #1, THEN YOUR NEXT BIGGEST PIECE IS #2 photo by sara ligorria-tramp | from: emilyвЂ™s master bedroom update Why off-center? So your eye travels around the gallery wall, rather than slamming straight to the middle of it.ДЎ. This will be your jumping point for placing all your other pieces. I usually like to place my biggest piece in one of the four outer corners of a gallery wall if itвЂ™s a smaller collection, or just off-center, but towards the middle, if itвЂ™s a larger collection. Start by placing your biggest pieces first, and build around them. GO BIG вЂ“ START WITH SOMETHING LARGE AND IN CHARGE TO ANCHOR THE WHOLE COLLECTION photo by tessa neustadt | from: saraвЂ™s home office reveal

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Ok, now here are the nitty-gritty details on how to make your gallery wall look professionally put together. ItвЂ™ll easily tear apart around the nails once you have them all in! And if youвЂ™re able to score that giant paper template, you can just tape that up directly on the wall, pencil in where the nails go, and nail directly into the paper. You can do this by measuring if youвЂ™re dedicated, or you can just wing it like an impatient person *cough me cough*. Once youвЂ™ve got your вЂњfloor layoutвЂќ locked down, snap a phone photo for reference and start transferring pieces up to your wall. photo by sara ligorria-tramp | from: how to make your smallest room, the coziest room in your house For example, in that vintage painting gallery wall above the colors were neutrals, blues, and hits of gold. Try and keep your pieces feeling similar in tone and intensity. But if youвЂ™d like it to look a little more curated then sticking to a color palette can help. This isnвЂ™t a hard and fast rule, and if you prefer to just keep things personal and fun donвЂ™t worry about it. CREATE A COHESIVE COLOR PALETTE FOR A PULLED TOGETHER LOOK photo by sara ligorria-tramp | from: a modern and organic dining room makeover Try and keep the space between all your pieces around 3 inches apart.

Emily has a great IGTV showing you how she does it. And you can make sure your art all looks good together. Then you can play around with all the art placement for as long as you like, moving things around with no fear of wall damage.

Lay out all your pieces within that area.

tape off a box that size on your floor (or, if you have access to it, a few strips of that wide kidвЂ™s art paper that comes in the rolls, taped together).

Measure out the amount of space you want your gallery wall to fill.

FIRST, DONвЂ™T GET ALL HOLE-Y вЂ“ LAY OUT YOUR GALLERY WALL BEFORE YOU HANG IT photo by sara ligorria-tramp | from: jessвЂ™ small space makeover takeoverД«efore we jump into the вЂњwhatsвЂќ of a gallery wall, let me just give you a really quick вЂњhowвЂќ вЂ“ How not to smash a bunch of holes in your wall. This is our foolproof, step by step, gallery wall formula:Д«ut now, if you want to sit back, drink your coffee, and chat a little more in-depth about the gallery wall process, come with me.

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IвЂ™m going to walk you through all the elements of a successful gallery wall, PLUS sprinkle in a few round-ups to help you on your way.ДЇor those of your who want to skip the novel and dive straight into the recipe, here you go. Guess what? I just wrote a post all about it, AND ITвЂ™S THIS POST. So how do we pull together a gallery wall? photo by geneieve garruppo | from: a 100 year old barn makeover We pull them together for projects all the time, and several of us have them in our own homes. But here at EHD weвЂ™ve got the gallery wall formula pretty dialed in. Art can be expensive, and curating personal items/photos can take a decent amount of time. But pulling a gallery wall of your own together might feel a little daunting at first. Gallery walls, like hardwood floors or marble accents, are timeless and will never go out of style.