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10 gallery walls we love
Take inspiration for your home from these ten stunning gallery walls
Gallery walls make a great statement in any interior space, whether in a living room, a bedroom or a home office. Combining one’s personal collection of objet d’art (like masks and figure heads) with art prints can add character to walls. We have picked ten stunning examples that will give you ample inspiration to create your own gallery wall.
Browse through the gallery below to find out which one suits your style
Brinda and Alfaz Miller's home has a stunning gallery wall in the bedroom.
Called the "Growing Wall," this gallery wall in the studio of Lijo Reny Architects in Thrissur, Kerala is constantly updated with travel mementos and recognition that the firm has received till date for their work.
The guest room in designer Sonya Sapru's New Delhi home has a stunning gallery wall filled with mythological art.
The gallery wall in Patricia Samuel's New Delhi residence is a collection of art and decor accessories.
This gallery wall in the home of filmmaker Rajesh Krishnan and his wife Sumi is a testament to Rajesh's musical tastes.
Pairing personal pictures with her own art, is how tax collector Daribha Lyndem planned her gallery wall.
This gallery wall in the studio of interior designer Richa Bahl has a collection of art prints that she loves.
This gallery wall in interior stylist Srila Chatterjee's home combines art with figure heads that she picked up in Puri, Orissa.
A basket sourced from Thailand is paired with art prints in the Bengaluru home of architect Animesh Nayak in this gallery wall.
Monochrome prints dominate this stunning gallery wall in the studio of Katrin Bååth.
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