Traditional

• Wood Fits Best in Victorian, Country or Any Other Traditional Decor
  
  If your style is more of a traditional take on home decor, wooden frames tend to fit in very well. Victorian-themed and country cozy decorations are complemented by engraved or stained framing of prints. With these types of rooms, your artwork can be hung in a patchwork style. Stick to pastel and lighter wall and accent colors. An example of an interior decorating scheme and picture arranging idea in this style would be to hang all the family photographs, of all different sizes, on one large wall or shelving unit. Just choose frames in the same wood tone as this gives the air of being collected over a long period of time, even if you just bought all of the frames together.
  
  

Modern

• Simple Black and White Fits Best With Contemporary
  
  If your tastes are on the more modern side, almost any hue you choose for your walls and accessories can be made contemporary by your choice in decor. The most popular decors tend to be either bright and strong or in a simple black and white theme. These interior decorating color schemes are complemented by simple picture arranging ideas. For a gallery feel, frame all of your photographs and artwork with simple black frames and white matting. This will pull your favorites together, making them one cohesive collection. You can also alternate with white frames and black matting for a more artistic look. Hang them in a straight, very symmetrical way to further the art show feel.
  
  

Fun

• Wild Colors Add Whimsy and Fun
  
  If your home is full of themed rooms and whimsy, almost anything goes in the eclectic look. The trick here is to pair the different hues together in collections throughout your house. For example, with a wilder interior decorating color scheme, put all of your family photographs in frames of one certain hue, and all of your vacation shots in another. Choose certain walls, areas or tables to create displays throughout your spaces and add other decorations and mementos that pertain to them in the setting as well. Even when you are mixing and matching different hues, try to create cohesiveness by adding touches of every hue around the room. For example, if you have a red, white and blue patriotic living room, try putting the red frames next to the white walls, the blue ones on tables next to the red pillows and so forth. Even with eclectic interior decorating schemes, use picture-arranging ideas that add a little balance to all the fun to keep the room from looking too cluttered and haphazard.