A gallery wall is usually a great way to fill an empty and somewhat neglected space or to make a feature of an area for instance above a bed or in a hallway entrance, to greet people. But to create such a feature, you don’t always have to provide only a flat wall, you may extend your gallery wall to the corner and another wall giving it more space. Here are some ideas to create such a corner gallery wall.
Form Your Gallery Wall
Start by roughly plotting the formation of your gallery. Think about using different frame sizes, sketch out the layout first or you could even create a mock up on photoshop if you have it. Be mindful of the wall color so the frames don’t camouflage into the surroundings. You can even ditch the nails and buy some picture ledges to display your gallery. Prints look lovely just propped up against a wall, slightly over lapping one another and it means it’s even easier to swap things around.
A 1920s inspired living room with green walls, a botanical print corner sofa, a beige round pouf, a corner gallery wall and bright blooms.
A black powder room with a round window, vintage artwork all over the space, white appliances and lights here and there.
A bold and catchy bathroom with a green accent wall, a colorful gallery wall, white appliances and bold blooms.
A bold corner gallery wall in black and white, with prints, artwork, photos and fun pieces is a cool idea for a modern space.
A bright and colorful gallery wall with mismatching frames, bold floral and naive artworks and greenery is a cool idea for a boho space.
A bright and fun gallery wall taking two walls, with colorful abstract art and white frames.
A bright mid-century modern home office with blush walls, a stained desk and a chair, a colorful gallery wall and greenery and a cactus.
A catchy gallery wall covering the corner with blonde wood, white and black frames, white matting and some abstract art.
A chic gallery wall with gold and blonde wood frames and abstract art of various kinds.
A chic gallery wall with mismatching frames but with the same gold finish and muted color or black and white art.
A chic gallery wall with mismatching wood and gold frames and various abstract art to accent a little nook.
A coastal bathroom with blue furniture, a lovely seaside gallery wall, white appliances and potted greenery.
Pick The Pieces
Go for a mix of styles and accent colors, rock a mix of photography, typography and illustration. Often having a similar color palette running through is enough to tie them all together. Pick a mix of white/ plain backgrounds and images that are bled right to the edge so it doesn’t look too full on. Shapes or lines or even just blocks of color compliment a vast array of prints in a gallery set up. Don’t go too trend led when choosing your prints as this won’t have longevity, although the good thing about a gallery wall is you can sub prints out as time goes on and you get bored.
A gallery wall covers two walls with mismatching frames and bold artworks in various styles and colors. This eclectic arrangement adds vibrancy and personality to the space. Use cohesive elements like a common color theme to bring harmony to the display.
Vintage paintings in neutral frames, featuring portraits and botanicals, make up this stunning gallery wall. Covering two walls, it brings a touch of classic elegance. Use soft lighting to highlight the intricate details of each piece.
A high contrasting bedroom with a bed and printed bedding, several gallery wall, printed rugs and black table lamps.
Black and white family photos in matching black frames create a striking corner gallery wall. This arrangement is perfect for styling an awkward nook, adding a personal touch. Use cohesive frames to maintain a unified look.
A large family gallery wall with mismatching frames and various black and white and colored artworks is a cool idea.
Bold colors and vintage artworks create a refined look in this large free form gallery wall. The dynamic arrangement adds depth and interest to the space. Use accent lighting to highlight the vibrant colors and intricate details.
A lovely nook with a black chair with a pillow, a mini gallery wall and some dried blooms and plants.
Leave Space For Detail
Your gallery wall doesn’t need to be made up entirely of frames, in fact other details interspersed between the prints makes the whole thing look more complete. Hang wall plants, mirrors, wall hangings or garlands. Think of it like adding a bag, earrings or shoes to an outfit. Have fun with accessorizing the gallery but do remember to leave space for these things. Ideally they should be planned into the overall layout, unless you’re using picture ledges. Get inspired by various cool ideas below and create your own cool gallery wall!
A mini gallery wall over the lilac home bar and a second one in the next room accent each space in a cool way.
A modern and elegant free form gallery wall covering a whole corner and with matching black frames and white mats is wow.
A moody vintage bathroom with a vintage fireplace, a black bathtub, a gallery wall and printed curtains and a printed pendant lamp.
A navy bathroom features a gallery wall that covers all the blank wall space, creating a dramatic focal point. White appliances and an integrated mirror blend seamlessly into the art display. Use bright lighting to highlight the artworks and maintain a fresh look.
A neutral bedroom with a stained bed and neutral bedding, a creative corner free form gallery wall with catchy graphic art.
A neutral bedroom with a vintage feel, a black bed with white bedding, a vintage-inspired corner gallery wall is amazing.
A refined gallery wall done with blush corner ledges, vintage artworks in gold and black frames, dried leaves and blooms in vases.
A refined moody mudroom with purple walls and white tiles, a black wall-mounted sink, a basket and some bulbs and lights.
A Scandinavian bedroom with grey walls, white furniture, white bedding, a catchy black and white gallery wall in the corner.
A small and cool dining space with a floating bench, a stained table, black chairs and a catchy corner gallery wall plus a pendant lamp.
A small bedroom infused with color with printed textiles and a bolc gallery wall that goes to the corner and next wall.
A small neutral mudroom with planked walls, white appliances, vintage gallery walls and a pendant lamp and printed towels.
A small vintage dining space with a beautiful vintage corner gallery wall, a white table, neutral chairs, greenery and blooms and a stylish chandelier.
A stylish dining room with a bold corner gallery wall with mismatching frames, a stained table and black and neutral chairs, some lamps and plants.
A stylish gallery wall with mismatching photos, frames of various sizes and colors is a very cool idea.
A truly interesting gallery wall with thin black frames and colorful modern prints is a catchy idea to go for.
Light green walls and a gallery wall covering two walls create a vintage charm in this bathroom. The clawfoot bathtub and free-standing sink enhance the classic look. Use vintage-style frames for the gallery wall to maintain the period aesthetic.
A vintage cottage bathroom with grey tiles, a vintage gallery wall, a modern soak tub and a black side table.
A vintage gallery wall taking the corner, with mismatching black and gold frames and pretty black and white vintage art.
An eclectic home office wiht a white desk and a creamy chair, with a messy gallery wall that extends to the next wall, some chairs and a bold rug.
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