How to properly hang pictures

Pictures can add a lot of character and personality to your room, and can really tie a living space together. The possibilities for displaying some of your favorite pictures and paintings may seem endless, but there are several ways to...

Quick, No-Measure tip for hanging art with double picture hanger hooks and getting the nails lined up on the wall precisely and perfectly level EVERY SINGLE TIME!

Luckily, when it comes to deciding just how high to hang pictures we have a few tricks up our sleeve. A handful of basic principles for you to keep in mind, that will help to ensure all of the photographs + artwork in your home feel cohesive, harmonious + intentional.

It's called '57" on center'. In short, you'll be taking an average person's eye level height, which is 57", and placing the very center of your painting at this height. To do this, place the top of the frame at 57" + ½ of your paintings height, so the 57" mark is right at the painting's center point.

An easy way to hang pictures with two hooks with Washi tape or Painter's tape as your guide.

Most people hang art too high. But, you can avoid this common mistake by following this simple formula on how to hang pictures at the correct height.

When hanging pictures, the painter's tape or masking tape hack only works when the two brackets are the same distance from the top of the frame. The tape only allows you to determine the distance between the brackets. However, if the brackets are different distances from the top of the frame, your picture or artwork will NOT be level. The only way to get the picture level without complicated measuring is to use hangITstrips. They ensure your artwork and pictures are level by pinpointing the…

No more holes in the wall! Use this simple trick to hang decor perfectly level every time. Step-by-step picture tutorial!

I tried a viral TikTok home hack for achieving perfectly even picture frames by using tape, and it was absolutely worth the hype.

Hanging pictures on walls doesn't need to be complicated when you know the 57-inch rule. As long as the center of the artwork is 57 inches above the floor, your room should look pleasingly balanced, though there are exceptions to the rule.