From symmetry to decor, hanging art in your apartment is a process that requires serious thought and creativity. Even if you can't afford professional frames (and you don't have to), there's more ...

Tyler McIntosh of Foster’s Art Installation suggests using two hooks on the piece and hanging with a wire. “That way, if anyone bumps into the art along the way, it will adjust itself back to ...

How to hang a picture is an art in and of itself, so to help you get started we’ve rounded up our top tips for measuring, spacing, and more ...

Keep sets close. When hanging a pair of pictures or a group, 2-inch margins between all frames are ideal. As art gets larger, say over 24 inches, add an inch. Eliminate slips.

Widths matter, too. When you’re hanging art above a piece of furniture, both Ms. Preston and Mr. Farber recommended choosing a piece that is narrower than the furniture below it.

That's because we've asked experts for the common mistakes to avoid when hanging art, alongside some tips on how to fix them. Follow these rules and your art is sure to have maximum impact.

ART CAN INTIMIDATE. Often pricey, it can seem imposingly precious—which is why many people take a reverent, by-the-numbers approach to hanging it in their home: on white walls with the center of ...

Hanging ‘Butterfly Rest Stop' art sculpture weighing 3,400 lbs. is main attraction at Frisco's new Kaleidoscope Park The artwork inspired by Monarch butterflies was installed earlier this month ...

Art: beautiful to look at but tricky to hang. Where to place it can be figured out much more readily when you remember one important thing: Art is meant to be seen. To a certain extent, there is ...