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| This has to be one of the most popular pictures in Houzz history. A gray wall, black frames, and white mats in a variety of widths makes this hallway a family picture gallery favorite. Private Comment
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| A grid of photos in identical frames without any matting makes a striking display; the square shapes resemble framed album covers, giving this display just a touch of rock 'n' roll excitement. Private Comment
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| Here's a spot where you can take on that gallerina mentality with a small grid of portraits taken by the same photographer, all in black and white, in identical frames. It's a very artful way of displaying those beautiful mugs you love the most. Private Comment
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| A picture rail will keep your composition gallery-like. Private Comment
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| Shelves provide a great space for family photos. The limitations of height keeps them more or less in line, and the matching paint on the shelves and walls allows them to stand out. Private Comment
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| Yes, try this at home! Lola B. has managed to incorporate vintage frames, family photos, and even an ampersand into this wall. What ties them all together is the black-and-white palette and vintage feel. Private Comment
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| This person has a great eye for composition. The shelves keep the bottom of all these frames in line, and the different heights and sizes make the display dynamic. Private Comment
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| These picture rails take on the look of fireplace-surrounding built-ins. Don't be afraid to use large mats to surround your Kodak moments — they are worth taking on the look of fine art.
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