cute ways to hang art without frames



cute ways to display prints without framing


photography and prints are an important way to inject personality into a home but framing can be expensive. I wanted to share some purse friendly alternatives that look super cute and won't break the bank! 

as much as I love a traditional gallery wall some of these ideas are more creative and fun to experiment with. I had some new evermade prints to play with and I wanted to try out a few ideas before I settled on a final arrangement..

one of my new favourite ways to display prints is on my memo board. I've recently moved my home office and these wicked zoo portraits (above) look pretty snazzy on the industrial metal grid. 


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I love to use clips to hang prints. these big binder clips combined with some hidden blue tac are an affordable way to display posters and prints.

I also adore the idea of displaying smaller prints on clipboards that you can hang up..


how to hang art without frames




giant paperclips are another simple alternative. I picked these up from tiger store for £1, I love the contrast of the simple clip against the urban photography of simon butterworth. james is a sucker for anything architectural so I've promised to share these prints with him.


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these gold fold over clips are easy to source online or in stationery shops! hang them off nails or just use blue tac or command strips to keep everything in place. the beauty of hanging work like this is the freedom, you can move things about as often as you like...


alternative ways to hang art


last but not least is the hanger frame. I buy trouser hangers purely to display art (geeky I know but I love how minimal it looks!) 
you can also use wooden trouser hangers- stain them different colours to give you another option for styling them!

hang 3 or 4 hangers and prints together to make a really cool gallery wall without all the hassle of framing. all of these ideas are really affordable and look great together, you can easily mix and match them for a more eclectic look. 

I hope this has given you a few ideas on how you can create a big gallery wall- without the big cost!

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caroline x









12 comments

  1. LOVE that hanger idea, amazing!

    Sophie x

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  2. I love the first idea! Such a chic way of hanging different sized images all together, and it just looks so cute too! x

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  3. I've seen a wire thing like this before but never any of the others, i love the idea of a hanger though, lovely post!

    Hannah at HNNHVNBLS

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  4. As always, a completely wonderful post! x

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    1. thanks you super star- keep seeing your face popping in boots haha :) xx

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  5. Using a metal grid is such a cool idea!

    Vivian | LIVE . IN . LOVE

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  6. These are all so cute! Thanks for this, might try it out when I'm home x

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  7. Love the idea of using clips to display artwork. So simple yet so effective!

    www.whos-that-girl.co.uk

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