"First, you have to decide what you are going to hang up. Use what you already have on hand, such as your kids' artwork or specially-made photographs, or visit a thrift store or flea market to hunt for a vintage portrait or other art piece. You can also purchase portraits, paintings, and prints online at sites like Etsy, Artfully Walls, and Society 6."
"Start by measuring your piece(s) and figure out how you want to best frame it - thinking about whether or not you want frames with a mat, as well as the color choice, size option, and style preference. You can use what you have on hand or shop for straightforward options at IKEA, Target, or Pottery Barn. If you want to go custom, Framebridge and Simply Framed are great places to start."
Choose artwork and photographs to fill a bare wall using pieces already on hand, children's art, thrifted or vintage finds, or purchases from online retailers such as Etsy, Artfully Walls, and Society6. Measure each piece and decide on framing details including matting, frame color, size, and style. Use on-hand frames or affordable options from stores like IKEA, Target, and Pottery Barn, or order custom framing through services like Framebridge and Simply Framed; consider Artkive mosaic framing for children's artwork. Finally, hang framed pieces using hardware appropriate to the wall material, or set aside a separate day to complete the installation.
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