How to create a feature gallery wall

 Blank walls can be intimidating, and most do-it-yourself interior designers leave wall art and decor to the end of a renovation project. The problem with this strategy is that when the time comes to deal with that huge expanse of wall in your living room, your brain is toast.

The good news is there’s a brilliant, go-to solution: creating a gallery wall featuring your family photos, travel mementos, or art pieces that have touched your life in some way. It’s personal, intimate and it always works.

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