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Gallery Wall Placement
Most times when I see a gallery wall, it's anchored by some piece of furniture or architectural detail like a chair rail or a banister in a stairway. Have you seen any examples of gallery walls that are floating? Our hallway is too narrow for even a table and I'm worried the collage will look out of place.
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Re: Gallery Wall Placement
I love this one:
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Would it be too much trouble to do a chair rail and make wainscoting out of trim to serve as your lower boundary?
I have seen many gallery walls in hallways. They can be really nice, but often (as in a couple of the examples posted), things are hung too low to view. You can get away with it in an open space, but in a hall that is narrow, you can't bend down to see all of the pictures and it just doesn't make sense unless you have hung them specifically for little kids to see. kwim?