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Summary: How to arrange a group of wall hangings or pictures vertically; get expert tips and advice on creating beautiful wall decorations in this free home improvement video.
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Craig Hale Craig has a bachelor's degree in interior design from The University of Arkansas and has been a designer for eleven years. He currently designs in Missoula, M... read more
My name is Craig Hale. I am an interior decorator and I am helping Expert Village.com today to talk about ways to decorate your walls and different types of objects it is decorated with and also how to even arrange them on your wall. We have collected a group of three prints of Native American people. We have found them on the Flea Market. We have paid $15 for all the three of them and we had them framed in some very inexpensive metal frames. What we did to make them a little more interesting than just doing all the same frames is we took red, blue and yellow and pulled them out of the prints to make our frames. So how we are going to do this is we are going to hang these in a vertical line and stack them one of top of each other. The easiest way to do this is to take one of the prints and again, find your five foot center on your wall, find the center of your print, place it, mark it with a pencil and then nail with it in. These are really easy to hang because we have alligator clips on the back of it. So all you have to do is just nail it in and hang it. You do not have to worry about a wire or figuring out where the two holes need to be to hang something. So the next thing to do is figure out how far down you want your next print to be. Again, I would like a couple of inches between the two so it shows off some more of your wall and gives the prints some breathing room. Check and make sure that it is level. Mark it with your pencil and then nail it into the wall. So now you have created this really interesting vertical on the narrow wall here. Instead of filling it completely with objects, you have created your focal point right here and created a very strong dominant line.