Picture frames of different sizes should not be put together

Frames of different sizes should not be put together. Instead, line up each other with the same size of frames (again in either a line or a square formation, although the latter can save more space in the long run) for an aesthetic look. This way, randomness is taken out of the equation, and besides, it’s generally more pleasing to the eye if things are made in uniform order.

If possible, match up frames chronologically, or put together picture frames that include the same events with each other, to provide yet another sense of symmetry to your picture frames. You can even make your visitors feel like they’re visiting a private family museum, if a correct combination of the more desired arranging procedures is done.

Of course, you’ll still have to do all of these procedures while minding all of the other wall articles or obstructions found in a room. You can always use dummy semi-adhesive “frames” to see first if a certain pattern or arrangement would look good anyway, before you place the nails on the walls.

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