Household hacks: Stylist Secrets: Ways to Display Art Without Putting Holes in the Walls

You know the deal, you want to decorate your Davis, CA apartment but you’re renting and don’t want to put a lot of holes in the walls. Apartment Therapy has got you covered with Stylist Secrets: Ways to Display Art Without Putting Holes in the Walls Here are a few of our favorites:

Spotted on Femina.

Above: you could lean an oversized piece on top of a dresser or credenza — no hanging required.

From BHG.

If a piece is big enough, you could even lean it on the floor, as in this dining space from BHG.

Spotted on Mokkasin.

Or lean multiple smaller pieces next to each other in groups.

Spotted on Wit and Delight.

Or try this — a low shelf just above the floor, propped on some old magazines. I really like the way this turned out: it gives the art a little bit of presence and makes it look intentional.

From Design Sponge.

A ladder makes a nice impromptu bookshelf — and a great place to hang art.

(Image credits: Femina; BHG; Mokkasin; Wit and Delight; Design Sponge; Scandinavian Deko; Old Brand New Blog; Design Sponge; Lonny; Lonny; Lonny; Elle Decor)

See ALL the great examples over at Apartment Therapy’s Stylist Secrets: Ways to Display Art Without Putting Holes in the Walls