A couple months ago the Hubbs and I began working on our gallery photo wall in our family room. I posted about this project HERE in case you missed it. This gallery photo wall is part of our family room transformation.
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So far we sold off 3 complete rooms of furniture. When I say complete, I mean EVERYTHING. Couches, chairs, coffee table, end tables, TV stand, piano, dining table and chairs, décor, you name it…it was sold! Why you might ask? Well, we used the funds from selling these items to transform these spaces to how we want them. Our previous formal living room has turned into our family room.
This is what our family room looked like BEFORE
We sold all of the furniture from the previous formal living room area and had a blank slate for our new family room!
More on this spaces transformation to come, but in the mean time, here is a look at our finished gallery photo wall….
Our family room transformation is really coming along and is practically finished but I have a few finishing touches left before I will give you the full reveal.
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The wall looks beautiful. What does the 26 stand for?
I love gallery walls! Yours looks great. I just posted about the beginning steps of mine. Almost done!
Love the wall. I’m in the process of doing my family room. I just completed the mantel. Stop by and take a look if you have time.
http://www.becomingfab.com/2012/07/the-mantel-is-done.htm
-Tranae
Thank you, ladies! @Craftybiggers- 26 is for our wedding anniversary
Jennifer and Tranae, I love your walls! So amazing what pictures can add to a space. Thanks so much for stopping by. xoxo
I love gallery walls. I have a slight addiction to them in our house. We have six so far, with at least two to come. My favorite (at this moment, at least), is the growing up gallery I made for annual photos of my son, starting a few weeks before he was born through high school graduation. http://www.dejongdreamhouse.com/2012/11/growing-up-gallery.html