Every example is one of the Starter Layouts in GalleryPlanner. Each page shows a size-labeled diagram, the frames to buy, how much wall space you need, and install notes, so you can plan it around your own photos and art.
Above sofas, around TVs, and over consoles.
5 frames · About 82" × 38"
A five-frame layout that surrounds a wall-mounted TV with a row of crown frames above and two flanking portraits on either side. Designed to leave the TV area visually clear while integrating it into the gallery.
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7 frames · About 64" × 35"
A seven-frame asymmetric layout for above a sofa or settee. A large 18" × 14" landscape anchors near the center and six smaller frames cluster around it in a wide horizontal spread.
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6 frames · About 68" × 24"
A six-frame layout built for long furniture: a 12×20 landscape and a 12×16 portrait at the center, with a two-frame stack at each end. It's about 68" wide and only 24" tall.
View layout →Low, wide arrangements that sit over a headboard.
8 frames · About 43" × 25"
An eight-frame, two-row grid of matching 8×10 frames with 5×7 mats. At about 43" wide by 25" tall it sits comfortably over a queen or full headboard without crowding it.
View layout →Layouts for walls you walk past or climb beside.
5 frames · About 101" × 72"
A five-frame ascending layout for stairwells, foyers, and entry walls. Three 16" × 20" anchors climb a diagonal line, flanked by two 11" × 14" frames that extend the run.
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6 frames · About 76" × 48"
A six-frame, two-row layout for long hallway walls. A tall 18×24 and a 16×20 anchor the upper row, and three 11×14 frames stagger along the lower row to keep the eye moving.
View layout →Orderly grids, salon walls, and big focal-point arrangements.
9 frames · About 32" × 38"
A nine-frame 3×3 grid of matching 8×10 frames with 5×7 mats. Even 2" gaps and identical sizes make it the easiest gallery wall to plan, buy for, and hang.
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20 frames · About 54" × 51"
A twenty-frame grid of matching 8×10 frames with 5×7 mats, five across and four high. At about 54" × 51" it fills a large wall with a clean, gallery-style statement.
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15 frames · About 34" × 35"
Fourteen 4×6 frames ring a 12×12 centerpiece. The small frames form a border around one bold piece, a round mirror, or a favorite print, for a gallery wall that draws the eye to the middle.
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10 frames · About 65" × 27"
A ten-frame salon-style layout mixing 12×12, 11×14, 8×10, and 5×7 frames in two loose rows. At about 65" × 27" it brings the collected, layered look to a sofa wall or a long hallway.
View layout →Compact layouts for narrow walls and nooks.
5 frames · About 26" × 31"
A five-frame layout for small walls: an 11×14 anchor beside a stack of three smaller frames. At about 26" × 31" it fits above a nightstand, a small desk, or a reading chair.
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3 frames · About 17" × 17"
A three-frame layout: an 8×10 with a 5×7 mat balanced by two stacked 4×6 frames with 3×5 mats. At about 17" square it's the simplest way to start a gallery wall.
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10 frames · About 15" × 47"
Ten 4×6 frames with 3×5 mats in a tall, narrow column about 15" wide and 47" tall. It turns the slim wall between two doors or windows into a gallery.
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