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Ironwood Builders Hang them where you want them, then review and adjust!

Carolyn Albert-Kincl Design I'd be happier about your plan if they were not all the same size. I'd also prefer an odd number and I definitely would not hang them all in a row.

When I hang a grouping of art, I lay it out of the floor, moving things around until I have a pleasing arrangement. Then I carefully measure and sometimes even make a drawing of the pieces so that I get them hung just as they looked on the floor.
Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID

All flipped out I typically do lay outs on the floor or hang and adjust, but these are too big. As you can see, the four pieces together are almost 20 feet across!! I thought about lining the tops up, or lining the bottoms up which leaves tops in a more random pattern since they are all different sizes. I also considered putting them up in a random pattern but the angled wall is confusing me. I don't want a " stair step " grouping.

decoenthusiaste Measure them and use blue painter's tape or cutouts of butcher paper to do preliminary arranging before you get out the hammer and nails. If you will use pieces of furniture to group them with it will solve some of your angled wall issue. Art pieces above furniture should be about 75% of the width of the furniture they are with. They should visually attach to the furniture and not float away, within 5-8" of the furniture piece. Hope that helps you make some decisions.

All flipped out Great ideas. Thank you!!