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5 STEPS I TOOK TO DESIGN OUR ECLECTIC GALLERY WALL


Eclectic Wall Gallery, Designed by Design & Curations
Eclectic Wall Gallery, Designed by Design & Curations

Hey there, design enthusiasts and fellow dream-weavers! 

If you've been keeping up with my home transformation journey, you'll know that the last two months have been a whirlwind of renovations, unboxing, and organizing. 


And let's not forget the delightful chaos that comes with two little tornadoes—I mean, kids. But hey, who says moving can't be fun, right?


If you missed the kick-off, take a stroll through my empty house tour, where I spilled the beans on the master plan that set this whole creative journey ablaze. 

Fast forward to this weekend, and we're finally getting to the exciting part—my Eclectic Organic Gallery Wall for the home office!


Now, buckle up as I spill the beans on how I (re) designed our gallery wall because, trust me, it's not just about slapping art on the wall. It's an art in itself—a dance of colors, vibes, and a touch of whimsy.


 

Step 1: Design

Let's kick it off by deciding on a color palette and a vibe


Ours is all about that vintage brass feeling, with a dash of gold, black, and white. Picture soft green touches dancing in harmony. It's like orchestrating a symphony but with paint and frames.


This color and texture harmony will give your eclectic wall a cohesive feel.


Eclectic Gallery Wall, Designed by Design & Curations
Eclectic Gallery Wall, Designed by Design & Curations

 

Step 2: Keep it Interesting - The Mixtape of Wall Art


Mix and match, my friends! Go crazy with different sizes and materials. We threw in some black metal frames, gold frames, and vintage textured wood for that perfect gallery wall melody. Hunt down some vintage treasures, and don't forget to indulge in a bit of Etsy therapy!



Eclectic Gallery Wall, Designed by Design & Curations
Eclectic Gallery Wall, Designed by Design & Curations

Step 3: Lay it Out on the Floor- Gallery Wall Ballet


Yes, start with designing on the floor. Lay your pieces on the floor and let the magic unfold. It's like a puzzle, but way more artsy. Find your rhythm, decide on the main placement, and let the gallery wall ballet begin


 

Step 4: Measure & Plan - The Technical Tango

Measure twice, nail once! Once you've laid out your masterpiece on the floor, measure the width and height.


Then, armed with a plan, start nailing. We began with the anchor piece on the top corner, and started spacing 1-2 inches between art pieces.


Measure the gallery wall, Design and Curations, DIY Gallery wall
Measure the gallery wall, Design and Curations, DIY Gallery wall

Gallery wall inspirations, source Pinterest
Gallery wall inspirations, source Pinterest

Step 5: Keep it Flowing 


Why stop at eye level? Let your gallery wall cascade down to the floor for that extra oomph. And guess what? You can keep adding to the sides because, in this gallery, the party never stops!


Keep it flowing, it can reach even to the floor if you want an impactful accent wall. 


 

If you're still hungry for more wall decor options, I've got you covered. 

Check out my recent blog post for 4 DIY wall design project ideas that will take your space to the next level. Read More: Beyond Paint - 4 DIY Wall Design Projects 

And here is one alternative eclectic wall design board, I recently curated! Take a look at the selections from my LTK Shop-front! 


weekly finds eclectic gallery wall art

Don't forget to stay tuned for more tales and transformations as we turn this house into a place we proudly call our forever home. For daily behind-the-scenes action, swing by my Instagram—it's like a digital diary of design dreams!


 

Please don't hesitate to reach out if you want to re-dream your space with me! Sign up for my blog to get more design tips, and you can follow my journey on Instagram


And as always, thank you for being here, in my little corner! 


Love, 

Burcu


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