How to Bring Pattern and Color into a Gallery Wall

Start with one standout piece

A gallery wall feels more cohesive when its pieces share a thread, such as a recurring color, subject, or mood. A detailed bird-and-floral print can be that anchor, giving the arrangement a clear focal point while leaving room for simpler artwork around it.

Make a patterned print feel at home

  • Repeat a color: Echo one shade from the artwork in a nearby cushion, book, or small decorative accent.
  • Balance detail with simplicity: Place a more intricate print beside calmer pieces so the wall feels collected, not crowded.
  • Try different settings: A living room, bedroom, office, or reading corner can all make a natural home for decorative artwork.
  • Plan the arrangement first: Lay out your pieces before hanging them to find a spacing and order that feel right.

A bird-and-botanical focal point

The William Morris Strawberry Thief Wall Poster features blue and red birds among detailed botanical elements. Display it on its own for a focused accent, or use it as the starting point for a gallery wall with a little more color and natural character.

Keep the surrounding pieces simple or repeat a color from the print to tie the wall together.