1. Keep it simple
When hanging pictures without a frame it's best to keep it simple. Don't add too many pictures and keep the spacing consistent. The key to making it look elegant and not collage-y will be spacing and the amount of pictures you hang. And make sure your art/pictures are high quality.

Painting a frame on your wall adds an extra element to your pictures. I love this idea because a painted backdrop is something different that is sure to make your pictures a conversation piece. Make sure you map out your pictures before you start painting and pick a color that really compliments your art and your decor.

After reading Shemeena's email this wallpaper popped into my head so I had to share.

Who said your frames have to be heavy? Ikea has a hundred and one frames that don't carry a lot of weight.

I recommend using 3M's line of Command Adhesive Products. No fuss and no mess, you have to love that.
Hope I've helped some....Happy Monday and happy hanging =)
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