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Gallery Walls with Heart.


A gallery wall doesn’t have to mean a carefully arranged collection of framed prints.

At its simplest, it’s a collection of things that tell a larger visual story—your story.

A woman with long wavy blonde hair, wearing a dark floral blouse, stands at a wooden dining table, smiling and reaching into a white bowl filled with oranges. The room is decorated with gallery wall frames containing photos, and there are several potted plants on the wall and table, with soft natural light illuminating the space.

THERE’S NO ONE WAY TO TELL YOUR STORY

Mix, match, layer, and edit as life — and seasons — evolve

Gallery walls are one of my favorite kinds of design puzzles. Part storytelling, part composition, and always deeply personal, they immediately bring a wall to life.

I help you layer pieces that mean something to you—photos, art, heirlooms, textures, and objects that delight—to create a wall that feels collected over time.

Living room with a white wall decorated with framed artwork, a white table with plant, books, and baskets, a pink sofa, black chairs, colorful baskets, a yellow patterned rug, a white lamp, and a window with floral curtains.

Art + Photographs

A mix of photographs, prints, and artwork in a variety of sizes—collected or as structured as you like. Always personal, timeless, and full of meaning.

THE CLASSIC COLLECTION

A cozy dining room with a wooden table and chairs in the foreground, a white wall decorated with picture frames and potted plants, a bench with pillows, and various house plants, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Living Art + Photographs

Not always the first thought for galleries, plants bring a dimension to walls that nothing else can. Mixed in with photos or on their own, they add life and dimension.

LIVING GALLERIES

Living room with a gray couch decorated with patterned and solid-colored pillows, a blanket, and a coffee table with a woven basket holding a green plant, books, and magazines. The wall features woven wall hangings of different sizes and colors.

Found + Collected Objects

Endless possibilities come into play when you start viewing everyday objects in new ways. Baskets meant for the counter become wall art at a different angle. Make a collection all your own.

OBJECTS AS ART

A cozy living room with a wooden floor, white walls, and dark wood trim. Musical guitars hang on the wall to the right of a closed wooden door. There is a light wood chest of drawers with a white table lamp, a round mirror, and a bowl on top. Near the chest is a black chair with books underneath. To the right, part of a green upholstered sofa with a pink pillow is visible, and a small part of a wooden coffee table with stacked books is in the foreground.

Personal Objects

Some of your most loved items take on new functionality when placed on a wall. Becoming both art and storage, they bring new meaning and inspire conversation at social gatherings.

THE PURPOSEFUL COLLECTION

Living room with a beige sofa, cream and off-white pillows, a black and white blanket, a large plant in a white pot, framed botanical art on the wall, and large windows showing snow-covered trees outside.

Art + Photographs

Sometimes a simple but elegant pairing is best, especially on small walls. Often overlooked, these are the perfect spot for a matched set of artistic prints.

A SIMPLE PAIRING

A light-colored wooden crib with a white mattress and two pillows, one with a black and white pattern and the other solid white, in front of a pastel floral wall mural. A green leafy plant in a woven basket is on the left side of the image. Sunlight creates patterns of light and shadow on the beige carpeted floor.
White wall with black deer antler decal pattern and a deer head wall mounting with antlers, next to a white curtain with a geometric pattern.

Decals + Applied Art

Use what they love. Children love stickers, so why not build a gallery of images with wall decals? They have the added bonus of being temporary, making it easy to change as children grow.

WALL APPLIQUES

a brunette woman looks off to the side while a gallery wall of white framed family photos and white potted plants frames her from behind

MAKE IT MEANINGFUL

IDEAS FOR YOUR WALL

Family photos and heirlooms

Travel memories and keepsakes

Vintage finds and thrifted treasures

Baskets, ceramics, and natural textures

Mirrors to reflect light and life

Children’s art and little moments

A bouquet of pink, peach, and yellow flowers with green leaves on a wooden surface.

NOTES FROM THE NEST

“A gallery wall can grow with you over time. Swap photos, add a new framed piece, or weave in trinkets from your travels.

Let your story evolve.”