A medley of thin frames mixed with one fat, curvaceous frame can be unsettling. Also try to strive for frames of similar thickness. However, you should try to maintain a fairly consistent distance between the frames. Limitations: Besides architectural barriers and the wall size itself, this approach comes with perhaps the fewest limitations. It depends on whether you’re trying to maximize your installation size or draw attention to a furniture piece, like the credenza shown here. Size of wall space: With the clustered approach, you have complete freedom to use up an entire wall or just a portion of it. It’s also possible to add additional pieces without dismantling and rehanging the entire installation. Although asymmetrical, a clustered configuration is still balanced.īenefit: A clustered approach is ideal for artworks of various sizes and with various frame finishes. What it is: A clustered configuration is freer artworks are arranged within a loosely defined, more organic space. It’s unlikely the back hanging wires will be the exact same length, so you’ll have to measure each individually.
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Also, you need to have enough pieces to create full rows and columns - no stragglers!Ī grid installation may be tricky to hang because all of the frames must align exactly vertically and horizontally.
Limitations: Like the linear system, architectural dimensions are a limitation. Pieces can be hung either close together, as in this design, or farther apart. You can hang pieces as high, low and wide as desired. Size of wall space: The grid system is more flexible, as it works well for walls with little or a lot of wall area. A grid installation is particularly striking. The grid method works especially well for collections with numerous pieces. What it is: Pictures are hung in precise rows and columns that emphasize order and symmetry.īenefit: Similar to the linear approach, the grid configuration also lends itself to artworks of the same size and with the same frame.
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