Over many years of looking at spaces both new and old, we've seen our fair share of tall walls, long halls, and blank surfaces. Large empty space can feel pretty lonely (especially these days), and even if it's just one or two walls, it usually isn't something anyone wants to stare at for an extended period of time. Whether it's a new build, a redesign, or a session of focused space planning, clients have come to us in all phases and stages for help decking the walls. This is something that comes with the territory of Full-Service Design, and one of the (many) great things about this is that it has given us a great deal of practice in sourcing, selecting, and placing unique, custom wall art. But rather than just throwing some stock pictures up there and calling it good, there's a method to our process and a lot of consideration that goes into how we make art a meaningful part of the design vision.

Whether your walls are expansive or small, there's no better way to gussy 'em up than a gallery wall. But when you've got dozens of pieces and parts staring you down, getting them up in a cohesive fashion can seem like a very tall order- but it doesn't have to be. We've got Cat's tips and tricks for how to make it a beautiful and unique feature in your home.