Start with a measured design instead of a blank wall. Every example shows the exact footprint, frame mix and clearance before you open an editable local copy.
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You've been looking into creating a beautiful gallery wall above your sofa, but don't know where to start or what would look nice? We've created some designs for you using Ikea frames. You can fully customize the design in our tool to visualize what your final gallery wall will look like.
You want to hang picture frames in a beautiful arrangement on your wall above your bed? In this guide we show you a couple of picture frame arrangements, which you can fully customize in our free picture frame visualizer. Every design uses real catalog frames (such as from Ikea and Deknudt). While customizing the designs, you can opt for other frames or fully custom frames.
A single frame brand does not have to mean a uniform gallery wall. These six editable designs use only HALBE frames, yet move from a quiet aluminium triptych to a layered nine-frame salon by changing the profile, finish, size, orientation and mat width.
Hallways rarely get the attention of a living room, yet these are the walls you walk past every day. How do you build a beautiful gallery wall here? Get started with our prebuilt arrangements that move from a simple three-frame row to an organic twelve-frame composition.
IKEA frames can produce beautiful gallery walls. You could go for a simple row of identical Ikea frames, but just as well for eclectic combinations of the different Ikea series (such as Rödalm, Fiskbo, Lomviken, Häckhagtorn, Klotkörsbär and Knoppäng). Below we show you a couple of sample designs built via our free Frames on the Wall gallery wall planner tool, which you can open in our tool and edit at will.
Nielsen's extensive frame catalog covers far more than one slim silver frame. These six editable designs below use only Nielsen models, moving from a compact gold-and-black trio to a twelve-frame ribbon by changing the profile, finish, format, orientation and mat.
A staircase gallery wall is seen in motion: first as a glimpse from the hall, then frame by frame as you climb. That makes rhythm more important than any perfect grid.