With summer at its best, it's the perfect time to blur the boundaries between indoors and out. By using greenery, natural materials and considered details, you can easily create the feeling of a sunroom indoors.

Photography can rouse certain emotions and hold a strong narrative, so styling with it requires careful consideration. To ensure it does not become too intense, focus on balance, create space in the composition, varying the scale and picking out a considered color palette. This guide is based on the Studio Soleil Photo collection, shot on location in the French Riviera by the Desenio team. The collection features strong colors, clear contrasts and a definite French Riviera feel. It is high-energy.

Kitchens can be tricky spaces to hang wall art, as there is typically much more going on than in other rooms in the house. You will have multiple textures and colors to consider – countertops, tabletops, storage and walls – as well as a range of surfaces and levels across the space. Plus, you will probably have a few appliances visible, and in some spaces, open shelving housing spices, food or crockery.

In a new series, we will be visiting unique homes with the Art Advice team. On this visit we wanted to create a special feeling in a home, without losing the personality of the space and the people who live there.

Picking a gallery wall design that enhances your space can be tricky if you feel unsure of what would work well. With these four fail-safe ways to hang, you can pick one that suits your style, personality and wall best. In this series, our Art Advice team help you on the way to creating beautiful interiors with focused art advice for different areas of the home. Let's get started by showing you four different options for hanging your gallery wall.

Creating a gallery wall is about finding a balance between personality, color and form. Here are some simple steps to help you along the way: