I am liking the gallery walls full of framed pictures. This one has quite a bit more punch to it than the others have shown.

This would be great in my future art studio. A little inspiration board of goodness.

Color can be bold without being eye-gaugingly trendy. I love the simplicity of this mantle arraignment- all strict and stern lines with vintage (and lovingly used) toys. This is the test- can I mix them without being cheesy or so obvious?

Here's a mix of the art resting in a shelf and hanging. Lovely. Here I could put beachy pictures along with my jars of sand and sea glass.

I like that this finds a way to display the smaller, more intimate pieces of art. Random shapes and sizes, but set in a very defined rectangle which keeps some order to the display.

Dave wants to display my photography like the pictures in the back- framed and resting on a shelf. Looks good here.

I am loving the idea of this collage in the background. You could easily get some MDF and attach the vintage ads/whatever you want, trim and paint the edges and you have a giant wall hanging on the cheap.