Curating Balance, Theme, and Cohesive Framing
Walk into our St James's showroom and you can see how photographs from different decades can be grouped on a single wall without the display looking chaotic.
In our Waterloo Place gallery, we love pairing a dark, brooding portrait of Keith Richards with a playful photograph of Audrey Hepburn with a dove on her shoulder.
Both images were taken by Terry O'Neill in the 1960s and are available as gelatin silver prints, giving them a natural connection in a monochrome display.
Slim black frames with off-white mount boards can give the photographs a consistent look, bringing 1960s rock and roll together with classic Hollywood cinema.
The same framing style across different subjects helps the wall feel cohesive without making every image identical in mood.
Step into Iconic Images Gallery at 16 Waterloo Place in St James's (SW1Y 4AR) to see how photography can be arranged as a gallery wall, or contact gallery@iconicimages.net.