Office Gallery Wall with Minted.

For the past few months, I’ve been working on a little refresh to my home office, which is located in our finished attic. The space is cool: it’s one giant, expansive room with sloped ceilings and little dormer nooks. It’s been a great space for me to sneak off to get some work done and also a spot for storing all of my home decor accessories, wallpaper remnants, and samples.

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The first thing I did was to wallpaper the entire floor, which you can read more about here. Next, I wanted to layer in artwork to really make the space feel cozy but also to help create a spot to foster creativity. There’s nothing worse than staring at a blank wall while you’re working at your desk! So, I was really excited to collaborate with Minted, my go-to art source, on this project!

First, a look at where we started:

I started by browsing through Minted’s website to find pieces that spoke to me.

I knew that I wanted to hang a mini gallery wall because just one piece didn’t feel right. Given the sloped ceilings, there’s really just one wall (over my desk) that’s high enough for art so I wanted to make the most of it!

The first piece I found was this “Parisian Windows” photograph. I loved it and thought it would look really cool hung as an oversized piece over the desk so I chose the 30x24 size and framed it in the champagne silver metal frame and added a white border.

Next, I stumbled upon this “It Feels Good to be Kind” print. I don’t typically love typography, but I really liked the typeface and obviously the quote. For this particular print, you could also choose from a few different font colors, so I “sky” colorway, which coordinated really beautifully with the Parisian print. I clicked on size 11x14 and chose the champagne silver frame to match the other one!

I just needed one more print to complete the gallery wall and went back and forth between a few before finally settling on “Azalea en Noir” sketch in size 18x24. It coordinated really nicely with the other two (similar colors, tone) but was a completely different medium, which is the look that I was going for.

Having a gallery wall comprised of one piece of photography, one piece of typography, and one sketch felt like a natural, curated grouping because the colors are all in the same family and I framed each piece in the exact same frame.

Here’s a look at all three of the pieces together:

Next came the fun part: laying it all out and getting them up on the wall! The wall isn’t large and the sloped ceiling was tricky, but I hung all three and they looked gorgeous together. BUT I’d be lying if I said it felt finished. Something was missing and I realized that I needed one more small piece to really fill in the wall. So, I dug around and found two pieces of art (also from Minted!) that I had ordered a few months ago but had not yet hung anywhere. Both worked nicely but I ended up using the “Southern Cotton Double Bloom” because I loved how the square shape worked on the wall.

Here’s a look at the final wall! What do you guys think?!

The best part is that Minted has provide me with an amazing discount code for you all! You can use code MICHELLEART2022 for 20% off + free shipping on all framed fine art prints. Below are some of the other pieces that I fell in love with while browsing through Minted’s website:

A huge thank you to Minted for partnering with me on this project! I’m so thrilled with the result and choosing and customizing the artwork could not have been easier.

I’ve included details on all of the pieces that I used for this gallery wall along with links at the very bottom of this post.



Michelle PulmanMinted, home office, gallery wall, diy2 Comments