Three identical black 14×20 frames, matted to 11×17, hung in an evenly spaced row. It is the simplest gallery wall there is — and the one that works best in the places a larger arrangement cannot go: an entry wall beside the door, a hallway, the short wall above a console or bench.
Because every frame is the same size and finish, the row reads as one deliberate piece rather than a collection. Hang them at a consistent centre height with an even gap and the symmetry does the work; no layout planning, no trial nail holes.
Styling note: a slim gallery-style picture light centred above each frame is the classic way to finish a row like this one. We don’t sell picture lights — any narrow brass or black fixture will do — and the set is designed to stand on its own without them.