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.

Discover how to make your gallery wall feel intentional and stylish by choosing the right anchor artwork. This guide explains what an anchor piece is, why it matters, and how to select one that brings your art collection together with confidence and personality.

If you’ve ever googled “how to hang a gallery wall,” you’ve probably seen the same rigid advice repeated everywhere: measure everything… map it out… match the frames… keep to a theme… hang at eye level…   Honestly? Most of those rules are nonsense.

Designer walls don’t need a designer budget. I promise. If you’ve ever looked at a perfectly styled interior and thought, “Well, if I had their money…” - stop right there. You can get that polished, magazine-worthy look with a few clever tricks (and a little rebellion). Let’s talk about how to make your walls look high-end, artfully curated, and full of personality - no trust fund required. Collected, not catalogued. Gallery walls that tell a story. Forget safe symmetry and

We’ve all been there. You want your home to feel stylish, personal, you - but choosing art suddenly feels like taking an exam you never studied for. You scroll, you compare, you overthink… and before long, your blank wall starts to feel like it’s judging you.