How to Create an Office Art Gallery

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One space in the home that should be surrounded by inspiring beauty is the office. If you work from home, then you are spending hours and hours in your office. I’ve visited many offices that feel cramped, dirty, chaotic and completely uninspiring. There are quite a few tips and tricks to design an inspirational vibe and one of them is creating an art gallery.

An office art gallery doesn’t necessarily mean framed, matted art. Above, we see print, pictures and cards that have been randomly arranged and attached with washi tape. The art looks fantastic against the black wall.

How to Create an Office Art Gallery on the Interior CollectiveImage: Eva Black

If you are afraid that you might change your mind often about the art selection, attach it using wire and clips. That way when you want to switch prints and pictures out, it’s as easy as 1-2-3.

Image: Coco Lapine Design

For a classic look, pick art that is muted and neutral. Also, don’t feel like you have to match the color and wood of the frames. Using a variety gives your office art gallery texture and character.

Image: Casa e Trend

If you have a picture book that you can’t get enough of, use the images as a collection for your gallery wall. It’s a budget-friendly option and an easier task than finding a plethora of different prints. Again, you don’t need to frame them. Just attach with tape, clips or tacks.

How do you showcase art in your office?

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Kirsten Grove has always had a passion for interior design. Simply Grove is Kirsten’s creative outlet for all things aesthetically beautiful. Started in 2008 as a way to show off eye catching design and decor from all over the world, Simply Grove has become a hang-out for like-minded creatives with a love of interiors and an appetite for design eye-candy. You will also find Kirsten featured in publications and sites like Better Homes and Gardens, Lucky Magazine, RealLiving Magazine, Elle Decor.com, HGTV.com and Design Sponge to just name a few. She was also named one of Babble’s Top 50 Design Mom Bloggers of 2011 and has been a speaker at Alt Summit 2011, 2012 and 2013.