Black and white photos would look nice around it. Also consider placing the sign off center. Once you start playing with photos of various shapes and sizes it can look much more interesting if your largest piece is not dead center. I recommend using paper templates and temporary adhesive (the gummy type) to plan the wall ahead of time. There are lots of tutorials online about this. I also found that the frames sold by west elm have the most helpful paper templates that come with the actual frame, so it makes the planning easier. Have fun!

I agree that you either need a large area that you can lay it out on ahead of time or the paper. I just did a few and it was really helpful.

I have to say, I can't help myself, I like symmetry, so I disagree on putting it offcenter. :) I would have a hard time making that work I think, but of course it would depend on what you were going to put up on the wall with it! have you looked through pinterest to find some things you like?

I don't know what else is in your rooms, but silver would look nice with that sign too. it is very nice!

Oh and if it were me - I would probably put something long underneath it and then two smaller items on the sides of it OR I would move it down and put a row of smaller items across the top and two smaller items on either side. not sure if that make sense?

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love this! thank you!

I tend to like the visually weightier items in an arrangement to be low and left of center, like BJ's example.

For your wall, carry the darker pics/art across and up. Here are a couple of examples. The first is more to my liking.

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