
Gallery Wall on a Sloped Ceiling: How to Hang Pictures in an Attic Room
Under a sloped ceiling, hang the gallery on the low knee wall or the gable wall, not on the slope. Heights, layouts and fixings for attic rooms.
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Cor turned eight photos of Norwegian mountain valleys into a gallery that brings back memories of his holidays every day.
Some journeys you never quite let go of. For Cor, those are the holidays in Norway. With eight frames of Norwegian mountain valleys in quiet, cool tones, he gave those memories a permanent place at home.
It started with an example Cor once saw somewhere. That idea would not leave him, and the goal was clear straight away:
"We wanted to make a beautiful keepsake of several holidays in Norway."
Not loose photos scattered through the house, but one whole that tells the story of all those trips together.
The material had been there for a long time. The photos were picked from a large collection they had taken themselves over recent years. That is how the finest views of the Norwegian mountain valleys came forward, enough together for eight frames.
Framky helped with the arrangement: we made sure the photos form a nice layout together. One practical detail: the wall turned out not to be large enough, so the gallery had to be made a little smaller.
The gallery now hangs on the wall, and the effect is exactly as intended:
"Every time you see the photo gallery, it brings back memories of our holidays in Norway."
The cool tones and the mountain valleys bring the trips back for a moment every day, simply at home.
At Framky we believe every wall has a story to tell. Cor's tells of Norway.
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