How to:

Design a frame wall

Find Your Inspiration

You can bring the eclectic charm of an art gallery into your home with a little inspiration and a few basic pieces to start. Mounted picture ledges let you lean photo frames and books casually against the wall, while rails provide extra room for adding accent pieces into your display.

You don't need extensive wall space in order to showcase your collections. Blend frames of varying sizes and shapes on a single shelf to lend depth and perspective to an art or photo collection. Let the frames overlap for an organic, mix-and-match look.

Watch the video to learn how to create your own frame walls

Tell Your Story

Create a visual narrative by grouping accent pieces or prints into a cohesive series. Or assemble a variety of elements around a central theme for a collage effect.

Echo the curved lines of a graphic print with a sculptural vase or lamp. Pair travel photos with other mementos from your favorite trip. Stagger several ledges to make room for a variety of frame heights. Or hang rails and décor above a desk to liven up your workspace.

Change and Rearrange

With rails and ledges as your main method of display, there's no need to drill new holes every time you want a change of scenery. You're free to rearrange and swap out pieces as often as you like.

Showcase a child's latest art class masterpiece, and update throughout the year. Or set out seasonal pieces to welcome holiday guests.