Line a hallway with large black and white portrait prints, measuring at least 24 inches by 36 inches. When you use interesting images of your family and pets and display them in a narrow hallway, you create a gallery effect that garners attention.
Matte and frame black and white nature photographs measuring 11 inches by 14 inches in matching silver or black frames. Hang in a grid pattern over a bed to form a photographic headboard.
Dot black and white framed pictures along a bookcase. Place them in a random pattern, on top of stacked books, and in various sizes to draw visitors into a living room or den.
Hang small black and white framed pictures along wall space above kitchen countertops and under cabinetry in a linear fashion. This creates an eye catching mini-gallery look that warms a kitchen space.
Use tile-matching frames for black and white pictures you hang in the bathroom. Use one large black and white photograph over the towel rack and smaller ones around a mounted mirror.
Decorate a child’s room with black and white images they take themselves. Frame their unique view of the world and hang their pictures around a desk or dresser in their room.