Photo Wall Decor Ideas

Many of us aren’t sure about what to put on a huge wall surface in our homes. Sure, there are paintings and wall art that we can purchase. But they cost a lot of money. We COULD create our own art. But not all of us are THAT artistic. One thing I’m sure we all have are… photos! We all have photos of our families – especially our kids. We have those first newborn shots, that first birthday, that first Christmas… and the list can go on and on. In this digital age, I’m sure you are able to capture some precious photos of your family. Now, instead of keeping them stored in a hard drive or in an album, why not make them into wall art? Here, Kidz Activities shares some of its favorite photo wall decor ideas. They are all very creative, tasteful, unique and best of all, they won’t break the budget.

Photo Wall Decor Ideas:

This is an elegant way to display photos. MDF wood is used to create the ‘frame’. Get a step by step guide on how to make this for your own home at City Farmhouse.

Kristen Duke gives a tutorial on how she turned an old frame into an artistic masterpiece in her home. We love her use of bright bold colors, while incorporating beautiful photos of her children.

Simple yet classic and elegant. Now that we have options to print photos on canvas, acrylic or poster art, the possibilities are endless when it comes to creating large black & white family photos. Here are some looks to inspire you. (from left to right: Photos by Melange Photography, Better Homes & Gardens, 4 Men 1 Lady blog)

Save money by repurposing old cabinet doors into photo wall decor. This will give your room lots of character. Beans and Buttons blog shows us how she did it.

Repurposed cabinet doors Photo Wall Decor Ideas compiled by Kidz Activities

Another inspiring repurposing project: Upcylcing an old door and filling it with wonderful photo memories, as shared by Photog Mommie.

Repurposed door Photo Wall Decor Ideas compiled by Kidz Activities

And lastly, symmetry and a theme make this photo wall decor by Talia Audenart work. Nine big squares arranged in symmetry will always be eye catching. But what makes this work isn’t just the white frames, but also that each photo contains vibrant green and white tones.