A single picture and a gallery wall require different planning even when they share the same wall. We discuss the pieces, your layout preferences and the space around them before defining the hanging work. The arrangement is considered alongside each item’s hardware and condition, rather than treating every frame as an interchangeable part of the display.
Artwork, framed pieces and suitable mirrors can have different mounting requirements. The wall surface and support conditions also matter, especially when several items are grouped together. We review the actual pieces without prescribing a universal spacing pattern or assuming that an existing hook is suitable simply because it held something else before.
During the working visit, show us the pieces and any layout ideas you already have. We review compatibility, access, the included items and price before approval. Framing, artwork restoration, electrical display lighting and structural reinforcement are outside the hanging task. No perfect-layout, load-certification or zero-damage result is promised, and mounting suitability must be confirmed before work.
For picture hanging & gallery walls, the agreed work can include review of the selected pictures or suitable mirrors; layout and grouping discussion; item-hardware and wall-condition assessment; hanging of the confirmed agreed pieces; layout and visible-finish handoff. We confirm the included tasks, materials and price with you before work begins.
Questions about picture hanging & gallery walls
Can I discuss a group of pictures rather than one item?
Yes. The arrangement and each included piece are reviewed before approval.
Can suitable mirrors be hung too?
They can be assessed for their own product and mounting requirements.
Can existing hooks always be reused?
No. Suitability must be reviewed for the actual piece and wall.
Does this include framing or artwork repair?
No. Framing and restoration are outside this hanging scope.
Will old wall holes be repaired?
Not automatically. Finish repair is a separate task.
Is a universal spacing pattern used?
No. The layout is agreed for the selected pieces and room.