Wall Decor

Start with one anchor piece such as a large mirror, art or a set of shelves, then add smaller items around it. Hang pieces at eye level, keep spacing consistent and use a mix of textures like wood and metal. Odd numbers often look best.

Hang the center of art or decor at about 57 to 60 inches from the floor, which is average eye level. Above a sofa or console, leave about 6 to 8 inches between the furniture and the bottom of the piece so they feel connected.

Aim for decor about two-thirds the width of the sofa. A single large piece or a grouped set works well. Leave 6 to 8 inches above the sofa back so the arrangement feels connected, not floating.

Lay the pieces out on the floor first, then use painter's tape on the wall to map each position. Keep 2 to 3 inches between pieces and align them around a center line. Use a level and measure before you drill.

Accent shelves add display space on a wall for plants, books, candles and frames. They are a way to add decor and storage without using floor space. They work in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and home offices.

Yes. Mixing materials adds depth. Pair warm wood tones with matte black or brushed gold metal, and repeat each material in at least two places so the look feels intentional. Keep the finishes within one or two color families.

For lightweight pieces, use removable adhesive strips rated for the weight. For anything heavier or valuable, use proper wall anchors or studs. If you rent, check your lease and use small nails that are easy to patch.

Choose light, slim pieces that do not stick out far, such as floating shelves, a mirror to bounce light and a set of small frames. Use the wall space above furniture to add height without crowding the room.

Yes. MH London has sets of wall shelves and accent pieces, for example sets of two, three and four, so you can build a ready-made arrangement. Check the collection page for the current sets and finishes.