Eight gallery wall layouts that actually hold up, how to pick the right one for your wall, and why framing consistency matters more than the art itself.
Framed Perspectives
Embrace the Time of Maximalism: When More is Truly More
Maximalist design rejects minimalist restraint, favouring exuberance, eclectic layering and rule-breaking combinations. Successful wall art therefore demands diversity: vivid hues that clash or complement, tactile finishes such as impasto or mixed media, and densely detailed imagery that rewards close inspection. Curate pieces with multiple patterns, metallics or three-dimensional elements, and feel free to juxtapose historical styles with contemporary graphics. By embracing colour, texture, variety and visual excess, maximalist interiors become energising, statement-making environments that celebrate individuality and creative freedom.
