Hang Art, Mirror & Decor

Mounting art, mirrors, and décor is a crucial step in enhancing the aesthetic of any space. Proper installation ensures not only a visually pleasing outcome but also safety and durability. When hanging art, mirrors, or other décor items, it’s essential to consider both the weight of the piece and the wall type—whether it’s drywall, plaster, or brick. For heavier items like large mirrors or framed artwork, use wall anchors or screws that are specifically designed to support substantial weight. Stud finders can be helpful in identifying the best areas for secure mounting.

For a balanced look, measure the center of your wall and place the artwork at eye level, typically 57–60 inches from the floor. When arranging multiple items, ensure consistent spacing and alignment, whether you’re creating a gallery wall or grouping smaller décor pieces.

Mirrors, especially, require secure installation due to their fragility and weight. Use heavy-duty hardware, and consider using adhesive strips for lighter pieces of décor to avoid unnecessary holes in the wall.

Lastly, remember that your art and décor should reflect your style. Whether you’re mounting a bold statement piece or a minimal mirror, proper installation guarantees that your space remains both stylish and safe.