9 Bedroom Wall Collage Ideas

Bedroom wall collages are one of the best ways to express your personal style at home. From photographs to artwork to postcards and more, the possibilities are endless.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the best wall collage ideas for your bedroom, including tips for how to hang a wall collage and how to create a balanced layout.

1. Add a statement mirror to your bedroom wall collage

A statement mirror is a great way to add a focal point to your bedroom wall collage.

A mirror will not only reflect light and make your space feel larger, but it can also be a beautiful piece of art.

You can find mirrors in all shapes, sizes, and styles, so have fun with it and choose one that speaks to you. Place your mirror in the center of your wall collage and then arrange your artwork around it.

Pro tip: If you’re hanging a mirror above a piece of furniture, make sure it’s no more than 2/3 the width of the furniture.

2. Choose frames that complement your bedroom wall color

There are so many different ways to choose a color scheme for your wall collage. You could go with a variety of colors, stick to one color, or choose a few colors that all complement each other.

If you have a colorful wall collage, you can choose frames that match some of the colors in your photos. This will help your wall collage feel cohesive and tie in with the rest of your bedroom decor.

For example, if you have a lot of pink in your wall collage, you could choose a few pink frames to help tie everything together.

3. Create a gallery wall with a mix of artwork and photographs

If you have a collection of photos and artwork you’d like to display in your bedroom, a gallery wall is a great way to do that.

You can create a gallery wall with as few or as many pieces as you like, and you can arrange them in any way that suits your style.

To create a cohesive look, choose a color scheme and stick to it. You can also choose frames that are all the same color or style, or mix and match frames for a more eclectic look.

4. Use a grid to create a cohesive look

If you like the idea of a gallery wall, but want something a little more structured, consider using a grid. This is a great way to take a lot of different pieces and make them feel cohesive.

One of the best things about a grid is that you can use any type of frame, and any type of art. The key is to make sure that the space between each piece is consistent.

You can also play with the size of the pieces and the size of the frames to create a little more visual interest.

5. Add floating shelves to display small objects

Floating shelves are a great way to display small objects on your wall without taking up too much space. You can use them to display anything from picture frames to plants to books.

If your wall is looking a little bare, you can add a few floating shelves and use them to create a mini gallery wall.

Simply arrange a few picture frames and other decorative objects on the shelves to create a layered, textured look.

Pro tip: If you’re renting or don’t want to put too many holes in your wall, you can use adhesive wall hooks to hang your floating shelves.

6. Use washi tape to create a temporary wall collage

If you love the look of a wall collage but don’t want to commit to hanging a bunch of frames, you can use washi tape to create a temporary wall collage.

Washi tape is a type of decorative tape that comes in a variety of colors and patterns.

You can use it to create a fun, colorful border around your photos and artwork, or you can use it to create a more structured grid, like in the photo above.

The best part about using washi tape is that it’s easy to remove, so you can change up your wall collage as often as you like!

7. Create a wall collage with a single piece of art

If you’re not into the whole “more is more” approach to wall collages, you can still create a collage look with a single piece of art. How? By creating a focal point with the art and then adding a few other pieces around it.

In this bedroom, the large-scale art print sets the tone for the room with its soft color palette and then is surrounded by a few smaller pieces.

The result is a beautifully curated space that feels anything but random.

8. Use a wall collage to highlight a headboard

Do you have a bed with a headboard? A wall collage can be a great way to draw attention to it, especially if it’s a more simple design.

In this room, we used a grid of photos to create a visual focal point above the bed. The grid is also a great way to add symmetry to a room.

9. Create a wall collage with a variety of objects

This wall collage is a great example of how you can add a variety of different objects to your wall collage.

The different objects in this collage are all different sizes and shapes, but the black and white color scheme helps to keep the collage looking cohesive.

You could create a similar look with objects like mirrors, shelves, or even a hanging plant. You could also create a wall collage with a mix of art and photography.

Conclusion

You can also use a variety of color schemes to create a wall collage. For instance, you can opt for black and white prints with a pop of color.

You can also use the same print in different colors to create a unique look.