Picture ledge above dresser

Holly Taylor on Instagram: "Love a good DIY picture ledge, they’re perfect for that space above a dresser! Easily change out your art whenever you want without having to add new holes to your wall. For this picture ledge we used a 1x3 for the back, 1x4 for the bottom and 1x2 for the outer face/lip. To attach the pieces we just used wood glue and clamped it over night! We’ve had this for well over 5 years and zero issues. Would you try this?"

One of the most asked about items in my home are the picture ledges in our family room. Weekly, I get messages asking me to link them or share where to buy them. Well, I’m sorry to disappoint, but they are a very unique DIY! The good news is that you can easily and affordably […]

Disclosure - This post contains affiliate links that I may earn a small commission on with no additional cost to you. Last spring I updated my home office and added these Ikea picture ledge shelves. They’ve been one of my favorite additions to the space! I can easily swap out the photos, frames, and accessories

This is your sign to skip the tv in the bedroom and replace it with a picture ledge filled with pieces with lots of memories 🧚🏻 i guarantee it will bring you more joy 😇 #interiordesign #decoracion #apartmenttherapy #interiorstyling #memories

An art ledge fills a space so nicely, and you can change it out easily. Here are step by step instructions to build one yourself!

Ledges & Wall Shelves Keep the display at eye level, roughly 60" from the center of the grouping to the floor. For a single ledge display, start with one key piece that will be your focal point, and position it slightly off center. Layer additional pieces around your focal piece, varying size and spacing between them. For a multiple ledge display, use smaller art pieces.