Photographs are full of memories and they can really add a personal and homely feel to your property. Not only that, but a well designed frame can also be a fantastic feature which will enhance your home’s interiors.
But when it comes to arranging photo frames, finding the right balance can be the difference between totally chic and totally cluttered.
Here are a few ideas arranging photo frames:
Centred – if you like thing in order, this could be a great way of arranging your frames. Whether you have a line of consecutive frames or one big frame in the middle surrounded by smaller pictures, a centred approach can help to give your room a focal point. A centred arrangement also gives you the opportunity to set the spotlight on one main photo, which could be a family portrait or a special photograph that you want to cherish. Scattered – for a more fun and eclectic look, a scattered approach to frames could give your wall a new lease of life. Some people even like to mix up frame styles and colours. Mix gold frames with wooden photo frames and clash with other metals or materials.
Shelved – putting up a shelf to display your photos is a stylish yet neat way of keeping your memories all in one place. If you want to keep your walls from looking too busy, use a stylish shelf and arrange a row of frames to show off your most prized photos. Jigsaw – this is a very popular way to arrange frames in the home. This requires you to find a range of photo frames that fit together perfectly, just like a jigsaw on your wall. This look is very chic and modern. In a row – photos that are arranged in a row are great because they can often tell a story; whether that’s a chronological photo diary or a series of places / people you’ve met along the way. This is best suited for hallways or if you have limited wall space due to a large piece of furniture.
