This is one of the most popular question we get from our readers, so I thought I’d share it on our blog to help out others who have trouble figuring out what size of art is appropriate for their wall space.

My husband and I are renting a small apartment on a ski hill and although we’re renting I still want the apartment to look inviting. The biggest challenge when decorating the apartment was the bathroom. Because it’s a rental, we couldn’t change the vanity, faucets, light fixture or flooring so what do you do to spruce it up without tearing anything out?  Solution – use art and pretty towels. With a few...

Many of us are intimidated by holes left behind by picture frames, including me. You may try to cover them up with other frames, but at some point you have to deal with it and fix them.  If you’ve never patched holes before, don’t worry it’s super easy –  just follow these simple steps. All you need is: Drywall patching compound or spackling Putty knife Sandpaper You know how sometimes the...

If you want to instantly change the look and feel of a space, simply freshen up your walls with art. I did a quick makeover in my living room by replacing a trio of botanicals with one large canvas and I love it. I’m always itching to update my walls with fresh art and although I loved the look of the three prints hanging above the couch, I was craving...

Hanging one canvas on its own is usually pretty straightforward. Where things get complicated is when you want to hang a group of them together. The thought of lining up three or more canvas in a perfect row is unthinkable for most of us.

Of course there are more than 14 reasons why I love my partner, but 14 seemed the appropriate number for the occasion.

A new year means a new calendar! Call me old fashioned, but I love having a paper calendar on my walls. Although all my appointments are on my Google calendar, the paper version is like having a timeline on my walls - at a glance I know exactly where I am.

I love sharing tips and tricks with our blog readers - this simple tip will save you time and potential mistake holes too. When hanging more than one picture frame, start by placing your frames on the floor to figure out the best possible arrangement.

We all know how frustrating hanging pictures can be, and often pictures can sit on floors for months before homeowners get the nerve to tackle this daunting task.

If getting the house ready for the holidays involves hanging a few pictures, you'll enjoy reading this. As an interior designer, my clients often ask me to hang their pictures for them.

Have you ever received a present that was so beautifully wrapped that you didn’t want to open it? It’s a wonderful feeling to know that as much attention was given to the wrapping as it was to the gift itself.

If you’ve been wanting to create a gallery wall in your house, haven’t attempted it because of the fear of putting too many extra holes in your walls, you’ll love this article. I’ve hung this gallery using our new Place&Push® picture frames and you won’t believe how easy it was. I’ve put together this “how-to” to make it as easy as possible for you to recreate this gallery look in your own house. ...