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Symmetrical Design Schemes for Wall Hangings

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Summary: How to arrange a group of symmetrical or same-sized wall hangings or pictures; get expert tips and advice on creating beautiful wall decorations in this free home improvement video.

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Craig has a bachelor's degree in interior design from The University of Arkansas and has been a designer for eleven years. He currently designs in Missoula, Montana for Hunting &...read more

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" My name is Craig Hale. I am an interior decorator and on behalf of Expert Village.com I am going to help you hang pictures on your wall and create interest without spending a whole lot of money. All right so let us just quickly talk about why this actually works as a scheme for hanging things on your wall. The reason is what we have done we have created a symmetrical or formally balanced arrangement. Basically if you draw a vertical line from the ceiling to the floor and divide it, you’ve got equal amounts of things on your wall, so we have got half the picture in one ensconce in the left and half picture in one sconce on the right. See what we have done is we created balance on the wall but for hanging the main focal point directly in the center of the wall and flanked it with two other items to help take out negative space. Another reason that this works is that the fact that you have got these red, hard sconces and you are picking up the red that is in the print and then you have also got really curvilinear shapes that are also picked up at the top of the skyscraper. So what we have done we’ve created a symmetrical balance and we have created a very formal and traditional way of hanging things on a wall. "

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