How to Use the 60:30:10 Rule to Choose Art The 60:30:10 rule is a classic design guideline used to create colour balance. 60 percent is the dominant colour in the room 30 percent is the secondary colour 10 percent is the accent colour This structure keeps your space feeling pulled together, even if your style leans bold, colourful, or eclectic. Gallery walls work beautifully with this rule, because artwork naturally slots into the 10 percent accent and ties the

Choosing the right art for a gallery wall can feel overwhelming, but it does not need to be complicated. With a few simple principles, you can mix colours, styles, sizes, and personalities to create a wall that feels beautifully curated, effortlessly stylish, and completely you.   Whether you love bold colour, modern abstract prints, quirky artwork, or a mix of old and new, this guide will help you choose art that works together and transforms your space.

Creating a gallery wall can feel overwhelming, but it does not need to be. With the right layout, even total beginners can pull off a polished, designer-level display. Below are ten tried and tested gallery wall arrangements that work in almost every home, no matter your style. Each one brings its own personality, rhythm, and visual balance, and they all look incredible with bold, colourful art. 1. The Balanced Cluster A flexible, organic layout that works with

"Old Meets Bold" A bold, colourful gallery wall layered with modernist and vintage inspired prints. Proof that maximalism and curated chaos can still feel elegant. Click on the image to visit our OLD MEETS BOLD curated gallery wall collection. FROM BEGINNER TO BOLD Creating a gallery wall is one of the easiest ways to transform a blank wall into a space with personality, colour, and story. Whether you’re a total beginner or already a maximalist at heart, this guide will walk