@bnhymn, we’ve got our home on the market and hope to be moving soon. I might try an adaptation of your idea in my new home office, and will let you know.

Ruth

There’s no consistency to the images. Not in color, theme, subjects or common elements. A mosaic like this on a wall is an intriguing idea, but the images displayed would need some common element to unify the design and bring some sense of harmony to it. Right now, the wall looks incredibly chaotic, and the fiery orange colour on the wall doesn’t help that impression.

My only comment is that, while the photos have a wow-factor as a group, none of them stands out individually. Which is great if they’re a bunch of random things you found cool and use for inspiration, but not very effective if you’re trying to showcase each image in its own right.

@Sam They certainly have a wow-factor when you walk into the room! You are right, the images are 9x19cm each with 1cm spacing between them all.

@Ruth I can definitely see what you mean, but I personally find that they aren’t that distracting at all. They almost blend in when I’m concentrating on something else! Your idea sounds great, if you go with it I’d love to know!

I might do something like this in a smaller area and with a theme, like beach scenes or close ups of leaves or the like.

Even though I see that it is purposeful and well laid out, it counts as visual clutter for me.

Ruth

What really makes it work is the aspect ratio: all those images are printed at almost 1:2, so they line up in nice geometric blocks with almost no effort. Makes me want to try it at home.