Wall Art Clusters and Collages

You might even consider a cluster or collage of larger wall portraits. My families and wedding couples love this look because of the creativity you can use when decorating your home. As a bonus, you can move the wall art around to create a new look on your wall. You can add items other than portraits to the cluster, like mirrors, art pieces, or even pieces of art your children create. The possibilities are limitless.

When thinking about hanging wall art, make sure to consider the size and shape of the wall as well.  A large wall will need either a larger single piece or a larger collection of smaller pieces.  Balance is key when it comes to hanging pictures.

If you’re using some pictures that are the same size, try to arrange them in a symmetrical design. Consider an asymmetrical arrangement when using prints in different sizes, textures, or mediums; rather than having the other sizes not line up correctly at the top or bottom, an asymmetrical layout allows for a more eclectic look and feel.