🌷 Spring – Refresh & Reposition

⬜ Take inventory of existing wall décor — what’s outdated, damaged, or ready to rotate?

⬜ Patch holes from removed items and touch up paint for a fresh base

⬜ Plan new gallery walls or curated displays for high-traffic areas

⬜ Hang lightweight mirrors to reflect natural light and brighten your space

⬜ Rehang artwork that has shifted or sagged with proper anchors and leveling tools

💡Did You Know? The biggest mistake in picture hanging? Hanging art too high! The center of your piece should be about

57 inches

from the floor — eye level in most homes.

☀️ Summer – Go Bold with Style & Scale

⬜ Install outdoor-safe wall art or décor for porches and patios (using proper weatherproof hardware)

⬜ Add visual interest with grouped frames or asymmetrical arrangements

⬜ Hang large-scale mirrors to open up small rooms or entryways

⬜ Reassess the safety of heavy pieces — especially in kids’ rooms or busy areas

⬜ Secure loose or crooked items with updated mounting hardware

💡Did You Know? Drywall anchors have weight limits — the wrong ones can pull out over time. Always match the anchor to your wall type

and

the weight of the item.

🍂 Fall – Cozy Up with Personal Touches

⬜ Hang family photos, artwork, or seasonal décor for a warm, inviting vibe

⬜ Update art in offices, living rooms, or hallways to match fall tones

⬜ Hang coat racks, entryway organizers, or message boards securely

⬜ Rehang any tilted frames (humidity and wall settling can shift them)

⬜ Add adhesive bumpers behind frames to keep them straight and scuff-free

💡Did You Know? Grouping art in odd numbers (like 3 or 5) is more visually appealing — a quick tip that instantly improves gallery wall layouts!

❄️ Winter – Interior Style Boost

⬜ Plan and install gallery walls or curated displays for living rooms and staircases

⬜ Hang holiday artwork or themed pieces with non-damaging hardware

⬜ Secure all heavy mirrors or shelves with stud-mounted brackets

⬜ Assess art in bedrooms or nurseries — ensure nothing hangs above sleeping areas

⬜ Plan new wall projects while spending more time indoors

💡Did You Know? Heavy mirrors should always be mounted into studs, not just drywall — they may look secure but can fall under their own weight.

🛠 Bonus Tip: Even a perfectly framed piece can feel “off” without proper spacing and placement — hiring a handyman for hanging makes sure it looks professionally done and stays secure.