Gallery walls are totally still a thing, right? I mean, in my world they are because I just love to create spaces for artwork or family photos to be shown off. You might remember me talking about this once or twice already... Once when I posted about our family gallery wall, and once when I was just a baby blogger and created a more eclectic gallery wall (don't judge me for this one, ok?).This month I decided to try Opposite Wall to create a gallery wall in our upstairs landing because it's a bit of a boring and bland space. The thing I immediately loved about Opposite Wall was that their prints are super modern and the colours are neutral. I had a hard time picking just 5!To help me put the gallery wall together, I used their "DIY Gallery Wall" inspiration to help me get started and then put a template together using the prints I liked.I knew I wanted a bit of wood to warm up the space, so I used their oak frames in the raw oak finish. I was super pleased with everything when they arrived!I laid them all out on the floor so I could figure out spacing between each of the frames, which ended up being about 2.75" to make everything line up properly.I got the prints inside (they fit perfectly) then I started putting everything up. All I used were a hammer, some nails, a level and painter's tape to mark the spacing between each frame.The pints are hung quite high for two reasons: 

1. They are at eye level to whoever is standing in the upstairs hallway, but because there's so much empty space below them, it looks like they're hung too high.
2. This way I know for sure the kids won't be bumping into them when they go downstairs or when they jump from the hall into the landing. Insert eye-roll #lifewithboys

And that's it, basically! So easy, right? Here's what the hallway looked like before:And now: (made especially better because I removed the painter's tape from the baseboards)Here are the prints we chose:

• Arch
• Slow_Down
• Modish Visage
• Movement
• Good Boy in Beige

Thanks so much fo reading!