When you need more than a man with a drill
For 12 years Highly Strung has been picture hanging in Sydney. We have hung paintings, photographs, sculptures, mirrors and other artwork in homes, offices and galleries all over Sydney.
Clients like the Intercontinental Hotel Sydney and the Julian Ashton Art School call us when they have paintings, photographs, mirrors, sculptures and other artwork they want to hang with confidence in the aesthetic and the integrity of the job. Some things are just too valuable to take a chance on.
Whether the art you want to hang professionally is a priceless masterpiece or an irreplaceable wall of family photographs and memories, call us for a quote.
John Verhoeven,picture hanging professional
A professionally hung picture wall (picture courtesy of client)
John Verhoeven
Hanging pictures in Sydney professionally for over a decade
John is well known around Sydney, having hung pictures and paintings from Bronte to Penrith. Much of his work as a professional picture hanger comes from referrals and repeat business as clients grow their art collections or add to their family photo walls.
What John enjoys most picture hanging in his hometown of Sydney is getting to meet people from all walks of life and to see the things and memories they treasure. And of course helping them to display those things in the ways that best show them off.
Looking for advice on how to hang a picture?
If you've got questions about how to hang a picture or other artwork, fill in your email address and we'll send you 15 Secrets of Successful Picture Hanging.
It's a concise selection of information that took us 12 years and hanging 20,000 pictures to come by. It could be the difference between hanging your picture well and having half a dozen holes in the wall you weren't expecting.
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