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Hanging Art – The No-Stress Guide to Getting It Right

There’s more than one way to hang a piece of art, and none of them involve sweating over ‘perfect’ placement.

1. The Classic Nail and Hook

• Works for framed and canvas pieces.
• Use two hooks for stability.
• Check out these sturdy wall hooks.

2. Hanging Rails and Picture Ledges

• A flexible, no-commitment way to switch out art.
• Perfect for renters.
• Browse some hanging rail systems here.

3. Command Strips (For the Commitment-Phobic)

• Ideal for lightweight prints.
• No holes in your walls!
• Grab some damage-free hanging strips here.

4. The Leaning Method

• No nails, no stress.
• Great for shelves, mantels, and layered floor arrangements.
• Mix frame sizes and styles for a relaxed feel.

5. The Unexpected Hang

• Hang art off-center for a curated, artsy feel.
• Try an asymmetrical gallery wall.
• Layer smaller pieces next to larger ones for interest.

Final Thought: Just Start

Hanging art isn’t a science – it’s an experiment. Move things around, swap them out, play with placement. Your walls should feel like you.