Save money on wall-art

Create Collages

Mixing-and-matching smaller wall-art sizes can cover the required wall space with less because of the gaps between them. Collages are stylish and will get the job done.

Use Focal Points

Reduce the number of wall-art pieces per room by increasing their size. Bigger pieces create focal points that work best when fewer.

Opt for Posters

Posters are cheaper but they need framing for a stylish finish. Get them cheap and save on framing costs using DIY hanging methods that still achieve a stylish look.

Rotate Art

Buy a few key pieces and switch them out seasonally. Rotating your wall art keeps your space fresh without needing to buy everything at once.

Shop Sets

Buying sets of prints or artworks in matching collections often costs less than purchasing pieces individually. Plus, sets make decorating easier and faster.

Size Smart

Choose medium sizes and place them strategically in your spaces to still create visual impact but gain on affordability. they can also be grouped later into collages to make larger focal points.

Frame Strategically

Invest in a few high-quality frames that you can reuse. Switch out posters inside of them for a quick refresh without needing to buy new frames each time.

Mix Materials

Combine material types for a mixed media presentation that adds texture and interest. This way you can buy some premium items but save on the material cost for the rest and still get the designs you love.

Plan Your Spaces

Measure your walls and plan layouts before shopping. Knowing what you need prevents overbuying and helps to focus your budget on the right pieces.

Look for Promotions

Watch for multi-buy discounts or bundle deals. Buying more at once can sometimes unlock savings or free shipping, helping your budget stretch further.