Your walls should tell your story.
Not just any story—YOUR story. The things that make you laugh, the memories that matter, the art that speaks to you. But here's what stops most people: fear of putting holes in walls, not having the right tools when inspiration strikes, or simply not knowing where to start.
Let's fix that.
The Home Gallery Kit brings together every tool you need to hang, arrange, and maintain a beautiful gallery wall—plus the confidence to actually do it. Because here's the truth: those holes you're worried about? You can fix them. Easily. I promise.
Level
The secret to professional-looking walls is simple: everything needs to be straight. This level ensures your art hangs perfectly the first time, every time. No eyeballing, no crooked frames, no regrets.
Museum Wax
This is what museums use to secure art objects and prevent them from shifting or falling. A tiny bit goes a long way in keeping frames, plates, and decorative objects exactly where you want them—especially helpful for earthquake-prone areas or homes with kids and pets.
Spackle + Putty Knife
Here's your permission slip to experiment. Made a hole in the wrong spot? Changed your mind about a layout? Spackle it, smooth it with the putty knife, and start fresh. It takes about 30 seconds and dries in minutes. Those holes are not permanent, and neither are your decorating decisions.
Multi-Tool + Screwdriver
The multi-tool includes pliers, wire cutters, and multiple screwdriver heads—everything you need for picture frame hardware adjustments and quick fixes. The separate screwdriver makes installing anchors and securing heavy pieces effortless.
Measuring Tape + Pencil
Measure twice, hang once. Use the measuring tape to plan your layout, ensure proper spacing between pieces, and mark exactly where nails should go. The pencil marks disappear under frames or erase easily if you change your mind.
Hanging Hardware (Picture Hanging Wire, D-Rings, Sawtooth Hangers)
Not all frames come ready to hang, and some hanging systems are terrible. This hardware lets you upgrade frames with better hanging solutions or add wire for a more secure hold on larger pieces.
Screws + Anchors
Drywall anchors are the unsung heroes of wall decor. They distribute weight across a larger area, so you can hang heavier pieces without worry. The included screws are sized to work perfectly with the anchors—no guessing games.
Nails (Various Sizes)
Sometimes you just need a simple nail. We've included various sizes for different weights and frame types—from lightweight prints to substantial canvas pieces.
3M Double-Stick Mounting Discs
For renters or anyone who wants a no-holes option, these mounting discs hold up to several pounds and remove cleanly without damaging walls. Perfect for lightweight frames, plates, or creating a temporary gallery.
Wall Protectors
These small felt pads stick to the bottom corners of frames to protect your walls from scuff marks and keep frames level. They also create a slight gap between the frame and wall, which prevents that tell-tale dust shadow you see behind frames that sit flush against the wall.
Touch-Up Paint Bottles (2)
Fill these with your wall color for quick touch-ups when you rearrange or move pieces. No hunting for the original paint can in the garage at 9 PM on a Sunday.
Your walls should tell your story.
Not just any story—YOUR story. The things that make you laugh, the memories that matter, the art that speaks to you. But here's what stops most people: fear of putting holes in walls, not having the right tools when inspiration strikes, or simply not knowing where to start.
Let's fix that.
The Home Gallery Kit brings together every tool you need to hang, arrange, and maintain a beautiful gallery wall—plus the confidence to actually do it. Because here's the truth: those holes you're worried about? You can fix them. Easily. I promise.
Level
The secret to professional-looking walls is simple: everything needs to be straight. This level ensures your art hangs perfectly the first time, every time. No eyeballing, no crooked frames, no regrets.
Museum Wax
This is what museums use to secure art objects and prevent them from shifting or falling. A tiny bit goes a long way in keeping frames, plates, and decorative objects exactly where you want them—especially helpful for earthquake-prone areas or homes with kids and pets.
Spackle + Putty Knife
Here's your permission slip to experiment. Made a hole in the wrong spot? Changed your mind about a layout? Spackle it, smooth it with the putty knife, and start fresh. It takes about 30 seconds and dries in minutes. Those holes are not permanent, and neither are your decorating decisions.
Multi-Tool + Screwdriver
The multi-tool includes pliers, wire cutters, and multiple screwdriver heads—everything you need for picture frame hardware adjustments and quick fixes. The separate screwdriver makes installing anchors and securing heavy pieces effortless.
Measuring Tape + Pencil
Measure twice, hang once. Use the measuring tape to plan your layout, ensure proper spacing between pieces, and mark exactly where nails should go. The pencil marks disappear under frames or erase easily if you change your mind.
Hanging Hardware (Picture Hanging Wire, D-Rings, Sawtooth Hangers)
Not all frames come ready to hang, and some hanging systems are terrible. This hardware lets you upgrade frames with better hanging solutions or add wire for a more secure hold on larger pieces.
Screws + Anchors
Drywall anchors are the unsung heroes of wall decor. They distribute weight across a larger area, so you can hang heavier pieces without worry. The included screws are sized to work perfectly with the anchors—no guessing games.
Nails (Various Sizes)
Sometimes you just need a simple nail. We've included various sizes for different weights and frame types—from lightweight prints to substantial canvas pieces.
3M Double-Stick Mounting Discs
For renters or anyone who wants a no-holes option, these mounting discs hold up to several pounds and remove cleanly without damaging walls. Perfect for lightweight frames, plates, or creating a temporary gallery.
Wall Protectors
These small felt pads stick to the bottom corners of frames to protect your walls from scuff marks and keep frames level. They also create a slight gap between the frame and wall, which prevents that tell-tale dust shadow you see behind frames that sit flush against the wall.
Touch-Up Paint Bottles (2)
Fill these with your wall color for quick touch-ups when you rearrange or move pieces. No hunting for the original paint can in the garage at 9 PM on a Sunday.
