So what makes a ‘modern minimalist’ gallery wall anyway? I’d say it all starts when you create a very simple layout or design. Modern Minimalist Gallery Wall Guide – THE STEPS Step 1 – Simple Design Picture hanging wire kit with eye screws for the 2 larger prints (like this kit).3M Hooks (I purchased 4 of these for the 4 smallest prints and 2 of these for the two largest ones).
#Minimalist decor frame full
I’ll include the full source list at the bottom of this post).
Prints (I purchased my prints online at Opposite Wall. Frames (I used IKEA Ribba Frames, 2 in 8X10 inch, 2 in 12X16 inch, 2 in 19X27inch, all in black). These are the supplies I used for this minimalist gallery wall guide project: Modern Minimalist Gallery Wall Guide – THE MATERIALS Once everything arrived, I removed my yarn wall hanging and any accessories from the console table. So, I went ahead and decided on my design, selected my prints, and purchased the corresponding IKEA frames. And, the best part? They create print sizes that fit IKEA Ribba Frames which meant even more savings for me – yay 🙂 I hadn’t heard of them before, but boy-oh-boy, I loved their selection of modern, minimalist prints as well as their price points. That is, until I happened across an advertisement in my Facebook feed (hand on heart, as they say) showing some beautiful prints from a Montreal-based store called Opposite Walls. The truth is, I wasn’t inspired enough to make a change. Until very recently, I hadn’t a clue about what I was going to put in its place. I loved this DIY Ombre Garland With A Macrame Twist, but I always thought of it as a temporary measure. So, this was my wall before getting the gallery wall treatment. ~ The following contains affiliate links at no extra cost. So today I’m sharing my approach: The Modern Minimalist Gallery Wall Guide for Beginners. After hanging the prints up and loving the results, I decided I’d share my approach with all of you in the hopes of inspiring you to give it a try (if you haven’t already) or at the very least, to arm you with another way of creating a gallery wall in your home. Clean lines, minimal colour variation, and a method that I could duplicate elsewhere without much thought. For my part, I decided to keep it REAL simple for my gallery wall. 
Everyone approaches creating them differently and some would rather not even attempt it. We all love them, but where do we begin? It all seems a bit mystifying.
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