How to plan a gallery wall

1. Pick a starting piece. Choose your largest or favourite print and build around it, in the middle or slightly off centre.
2. Mix sizes but keep a theme. A shared colour, style or frame colour holds a wall together. Our colour pages and collections are a good place to start.
3. Plan before you drill. Cut paper templates the size of each frame, tape them to the wall, and move them around until it feels right.
4. Keep gaps consistent. 5–8 cm between frames looks tidy. Even gaps matter more than a perfect grid.
5. Hang from the centre out. Hang the middle piece first, at about eye level, then work outwards.

Easy starting layouts

• Grid: four or six prints of the same size in rows. Calm and modern.
• Salon style: mixed sizes clustered around a centre line. Relaxed and personal.
• Shelf: lean prints on a picture ledge so you can swap them around.