DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall

DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

Do you have a project that you have been wanting to do and just can’t seem to get to it? This was the case for me with this DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall. It has been on my “to do” list since we moved into our house 5 years ago! So a few days ago I decided to tackle it. I wasn’t sure how to make it all happen so logic struck and I just decided to wing it!

DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

 

As you can see the wall in our staircase was pretty bare. There also isn’t much of a wall to play with because as you go further up the stairs it becomes hidden from the roof.  So while thinking about how I was going to tackle the gallery wall, a bolt of lighting hit. This may sound simple but I visualised how I wanted to see our gallery wall in my mind. Then I laid it all out on the floor.

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

Using 3M Command hooks start with the larger pieces. In my case, it was the old printers tray. To make sure that it was straight, I measure the distance between the hooks on the back. Then position one of the 3M hooks on the wall. Using a tape measure line up the second hook and stick the second hook at the measurement that you previously measured.

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

Don’t worry to much if you see the hooks above. There’s always a way to hide them with something else.

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

Then moving onto the next larger piece, centre and hang. I found that once the larger pieces were hung then you can move onto the smaller pieces to fill in the gaps.

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

Because we wanted to have Vintage Farmhouse feel to our gallery wall the goodies all tied in with that theme. But you can adapt that to your style also. The possibilities are endless!

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

Adding family photo’s is always a nice touch. I added a bingo card to an old grater with a button magnet.

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

Scrabble letters, old sewing bobbins, numbers, signs anything adds warmth to your gallery.

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

I am yet to pop some photos in the frames. But all in all this took no more than an afternoon to pop together and I was totally amazed at how easy it all came together. Kicking myself that I just didn’t get on and do it earlier.

Happy Gallery Walling!


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After wanting to make a gallery wall on our stair case wall and not having a clue where to start. I'm sharing some things that I learnt along the way with making a DIY Vintage Farmhouse Gallery Wall | www.raggedy-bits.com

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22 comments

  1. Your gallery wall turned out wonderfully! I do agree that undertaking a gallery wall in intimidating! All those nails that need to be put in the wall! Clearly those command hooks help avoid that.

    I know you are thrilled with it.

    Thanks for the ideas.

    Hugs, Lynn

    1. Oh Lynn! The command hooks are my best friend! Sure does prevent making a million different holes in the wall if you ever want to change things about!

  2. Sam, you did an amazing job! It is full of vintage eye candy, that’s for sure!!! I can’t wait to see it with your photos in the frames too!! 😉

    1. Thank you Toni! We are pretty happy with how it all turned out! I’m sure more and more things will be added as I create away 🙂

  3. Love your gallery wall!! I am getting ready to redo ours…I had given up on command strips because I couldn’t get them straight. Turns out the hubby’s level was broken, lol!! So I put everything up with nails. So down it all comes, fill in all the nail holes, touch up the paint and rearrange. Your’s has inspired me! I have an old printers tray and I think I will add it to the wall 🙂 Thank you for the inspiration!

    1. That’s just to funny Susanne!! What a shame you have to fill in all of those holes! Can’t wait to see what you get up to with your gallery wall!

  4. Yes I have many projects that I want to do but just don’t get around to it. One is a gallery wall. I really like yours
    You have inspired me to get a move on

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