Create Your Own Gallery Wall: Mixing and Matching Canvas Prints
One of my favourite ways to display art is to mix and match different canvas prints to create a look that feels unique, layered, and personal to your space. It’s a wonderful way to build a focal point in your home while telling your own story through colour, movement, and light.
With my Dreaming in Coral collection, you can play with pieces in different sizes to build a gallery wall that suits your room’s shape and energy. Try pairing a larger piece, such as “Verdant Blaze” or “Ocean Dance,” with smaller prints, like “Sea Pearls” or “Rosa Reverie,” to create a gentle flow across your wall. You can keep things balanced and airy with clean spacing, or cluster pieces closer together for a cosy, collected feel.
There’s no one right way to do it. Let the colours guide you, allowing a pop of coral to echo across the wall, or let swirls of turquoise and pink dance from piece to piece. Hanging canvases in various sizes adds interest, allowing the eye to travel around the display and giving your space a layered, curated look.
It’s also a flexible approach: you can add to your collection over time, swap pieces in and out with the seasons, or shift your arrangement when you feel like a change, keeping your space feeling fresh and alive.
If you’d like to start creating your own layered gallery wall, you can view all available prints in the Dreaming in Coral collection (coming soon) and choose sizes that fit your space and your vision.
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