How you choose to adorn your walls is always important in maximalist decor, and nothing says maximalism more than a statement/gallery wall. source In my mind there are no real rules when creating a gallery wall, other than it should contain things that you love. source In the above photo, prints, a mirror, and a clock all come together to create an eclectic focal point. I'm loving this mid century modern style bucket chair (HERE) Decor takes on a more modern look when a gallery wall is filled with prints framed in black. I found some assorted black frames (HERE) source While a collection of large original paintings enhances an old world French farmhouse. source This is the gallery wall in my living room. Prints and an original watercolor are framed in shades of gold and brown, and reflect the English cottage style of my apartment. The old world globe bookends in my living room are (HERE) As you can see, gallery walls work well in all styles and are fun to create. Have you created a gallery wall in your home? You might also like: Eclectic Boho Maximalist Home Tour (HERE) My Small Maximalist Apartment (HERE) How To Create An English Cottage Interior (HERE) (Simple and Serene Living participates in the affiliate program at Amazon. I may receive commissions for books and products purchased on this site.)
