MURFREESBORO TN FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHER
LIVING ROOMS, SITTING ROOMS, FAMILY ROOMS, DENS, ETC.
The Tried and True
Wall Art Gallery formal living room with a traditional feel? You can’t go wrong with one large family portrait over the couch or fireplace. If one canvas doesn’t quite fit the bill, try a wall art gallery large family portrait flanked by a portrait of mom and dad on one side and a photo of the kids on the other. We’ll talk about this a bit more when discussing choosing images and layouts, but family photography collections that show off different groups of family members can be a fun way to feature all of the unique personalities in your client’s family!
Tell Your Family’s Story
Don’t worry about filling a space all at once, instead add a new piece to an ever-growing, always-evolving wall art gallery as your clients’ family reaches new milestones. This is a great way to bring their life into their home and to create something that will be handed down and cherished for generations. And Now for Something Completely Different Feeling bold and want to try something new? Build a wall art gallery that turns a corner in a room and invites viewers further into the home as they experience your one-of-a-kind gallery!
HALLWAY WALL ART GALLERY
The Long and Short of It Hallways are a great place to create a long gallery of smaller images. You can tell a story with these types of galleries, by starting at one point in time and moving chronologically down the hallway. Or mix it up and just give them a fun collection of images to enjoy as they walk from room to room. The important thing to remember here is to keep these images smaller, so that they can enjoy them from the up close and personal hallway.
Kid Clusters
Forego the long line of canvases and opt instead for multiple small clusters of canvases throughout a hallway. These work well if you give each kid or family member their own canvas cluster, like their own little star on their home’s very own Walk of Fame.
KITCHENS AND DINING ROOMS
The Art of Cooking Kitchens are a fun place to mix things up with other types of images. Create small groupings of canvases featuring up-close black and white photos of various kitchen utensils or colorful fruits and vegetables. The Family that Plays Together Kitchens and Dining Rooms are also a great place to show off candid, fun photos of each family member. Shoot a series of closeup goofy photos of each member of the family and display them proudly above the dining room table. Pair this with some word art or fun quotes about family and you’ve created a space worthy of gathering around and talking about the day!
BEDROOMS
Family Gallery
Fill the space above a headboard with a gallery of family photos. Don’t be afraid to go big here, as there is typically plenty of wall space over a queen or king size bed.
Film Strip Fun
Create a fun film-strip across multiple canvases of your client’s kid playing with blocks that spell out their name.
Ten Little Monkeys
Embrace your inner child with a cluster of photos of the kids (or the entire family) jumping on the bed, displayed over a kid’s bed or in the master bedroom!
My Family and Me
Create a two-image canvas gallery that includes a family portrait and a portrait of your client’s kid to go over their bed.
