Leaning art

A solution for commitment phobes and serial re-arrangers alike

We’ve been getting a LOT of questions lately about personal photo display ideas in our inbox. Maybe it’s just a coincidence, or maybe we just have a bunch of readers who are starting in on decorating for Spring with all those new family pictures that got taken the past few months… either way, if you know…

For a look that's decidedly masculine, selecting a manly piece of art is just as important as how it is displayed. We studied the homes of eight male designers and took note of the careful attention they've shown to making their art appear effortlessly placed, and almost "undecorated." The

Learn how to lean and layer art for a cool, casual vibe in your home. Loaded with lots of tips and tricks and examples from our home.

Layered wall art and leaning art display

Along with looking super cool and casual, leaning art — instead of hanging it on a wall — also makes for a flexible home. You don’t have to whip out the hammer and nails every time you want to rearrange the look of your place. Folks whose art collections are growing out of control will appreciate having alternate ways to display, too. We’ve got ideas so it doesn’t just look like you’ve been too lazy to hang your art.

If you're renting, it can be hard to make someone else’s house feel like your own, but for actress Jodi Balfour (you might recognize her as Jackie Kennedy

I feel like I've been painting non-stop for a year, to be honest. And when I think about what's next to be painted, I always think about what is a ...

A quick and easy way to display your artwork is just to line them up against a wall. You can easily change the design and style, and added bonus is no holes in walls. I think it looks best in an …

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