How to fill a large wall with canvas art
We filled a wall with art in minutes! Use these decorating tips to create any gallery like a pro.
How to protect your artwork from damage
Enjoy your art for a long time! Use these tips to protect your frames and canvas art from damage.
How to use Hang & Level™ with different nails and picture hooks
Taking care of canvas art
Learn to care for your canvas art so it lasts a long time. Discover two products that keep canvases straight!
How to hang pictures above a fireplace mantel
Decorating above a fireplace is daunting! Use these tips for a stunning look using single or multiple items.
Picture Hanging Tips for the Bathroom
Every room in your house can be beautifully decorated, including the bathroom. Learn how to easily create a focal point by hanging pictures above the towel bar. What size of art is best? Display one large piece or a combination of pieces that are at least 2/3 or equivalent to the towel bar’s width. Center artwork above the towel bar Placement is important. Don’t hang your art too close to...
How to hang a fall wreath on a brick wall
Looking for a way to decorate your brick for fall? Lights and wreaths are a great way to give your home a festive look as we head into the colder months. Continue reading to see how we hung this wreath on brick with no damage using DécoBrick™. Get your wreath ready to hang If your wreath doesn’t come with a hook or any hardware, don’t sweat it. It’s an easy...
How to hang pictures in a row
If the thought of hanging five picture frames above a table like we did here scares you, don’t worry - it’s much easier than you think! With the right tools and a few tips and tricks you’ll be able to recreate this gallery look in no time. To speed things up, I use tools that we’ve designed to make picture hanging easy: Hang & Level™, CenterFinder™, DécoHammer™, DécoNails™, AnchorPoints™ and...
How high should I hang my canvas?
A question we are commonly asked is “what is the right height to hang my canvas art?” Hanging artwork at the correct height will help you achieve a professional look and avoid making a common decorating mistake. Here are some tips to get it done right. 1. Hang your canvas at eye level As a rule of thumb, when pictures are mostly seen by people who are standing in areas...
Back to College: Hang Stuff Without Damaging Your Walls
Going to college? Here are some ideas to make your space inspiring and productive. DécoMagnets™ are perfect for hanging posters, inspirational quotes and photos without damaging your wall or item. Your wall and desk area is a blank canvas for you to decorate in a way that reflects your style. Imagine being able to easily create a space to keep you inspired, while still being functional, too. Easy to use...
How to Hang a Large Canvas
When you buy a canvas it rarely comes with any hanging hardware. Many people mistakenly believe that means it’s OK to hang it by the frame. Not so! A canvas hung by the frame can easily fall off the wall, and can cause the frame to warp. So, we invented a new way to hang canvas. Meet CanvasHangers™. A CanvasHanger is a small white hanger that fits into the top...
Space it out right! Tips on evenly spacing picture frames without damaging your walls
People often ask, “how much space should I leave between my frames?” Generally speaking the number of inches between your frames is less important than keeping a consistent distance between all the frames in your gallery. We’ve found that 2 inches works well in most situations, but if your frames are larger or thicker, then a larger gap may work better, up to 6 inches. To get a sense of...
