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DIY Gallery Photo Wall Using Vintage Picture Frames

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Are you looking for a farmhouse style way to display family pictures in your home? Here’s a unique gallery photo wall idea that you can replicate in your own home. It’s easy to create and completely DIY.

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DIY Gallery Photo Wall Using Vintage Picture Frames

Decorating with pictures has long been a staple look in my home. Especially with photographs that I’ve taken on our travels.

Chatsworth House

 

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The Chatsworth gardens were amazing.

 

 

Eiffel Tower

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Oh how I miss Paris!

 

These types of pictures obviously have become more of an artwork type of decor within our home. I typically like to take pictures of places, building and things. Even when I took photography classes in college, architecture was my favorite to photograph. People pictures were always a struggle for me. Capturing the right amount of light in the eyes created a challenge that I was not up for.

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Family Pictures

While I’m not particularly a fan of taking people pictures, I do on occasion get a pretty great capture of my own children. Perhaps they are more artsy, too.

 

Temple Square

 

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This is one of my favorite treasures.

 

Over the years there are quite a few pictures of our kids that I’ve taken (as is evident on my Instagram), but it’s a matter of actually printing out the photos that gets me every time. One day our youngest asked why there were no pictures of him hanging on the wall. He’s now 6-years-old, y’all!

For Mother’s Day this year my husband printed out so many of our favorites and then created a gallery wall in our family room using some vintage frames that we had lying around in our basement. (I inherited a bunch of these unique frame from my Nana.) I’m so glad that he did this for me and I love how he put so much thought into the gift. It’s a look that I’ve been wanting to have on the wall for a long time and it turned out beautifully with vintage picture frames!

 

How To Create A Gallery Photo Wall With Vintage Picture Frames

 

What you’ll do:

  • Pick up some unique vintage pictures frames at a thrift store or garage sale. Or find them in your own basement like I did!

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Fill up those vintage picture frames!

 

It’s that easy to do!

 

I love this wall of family pictures so much.

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The perfect addition to our family room. Plus, it’s farmhouse style!

 

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Tara

blog owner at Seeing Dandy Blog
A mom blogger for over 15 years, Tara Smith lives in St. Louis, Missouri with her audiologist husband and four kids. Her blog has been featured on local media television shows like News 4 Great Day and Show Me St. Louis, as well as in the Farmhouse Style Magazine for Country Sampler. She loves to travel, explore the Midwest, make crafts and read.

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