Should I hang vinyl on the wall? Tips and considerations for decorating with vinyl

So, you have your record collection and an idea is floating around in your head: hang your vinyl records on the wall.

Look what I'm going to tell you, this idea is top notch. Recently, a client who had his living room almost empty - a sofa, a coffee table and that's it - decided to hang his vinyl records on the wall and you're amazed at how it turned out. With the music he loves, he turned the wall into the jewel of his house. Let's see together the pros of hanging your vinyl records on the wall and some things to keep in mind so that you too can give that unique touch to your space.

Advantages of hanging your vinyls on the wall

Your space, your style

Hanging your records on the wall is, without a doubt, the perfect way to personalize that corner where you listen to music, read or simply unwind. When you enter a room and see your favorite records hanging, it's not just decoration; it's part of you, part of your musical history. It's like having a private gallery, but instead of paintings, you have the album covers that are worth their weight in gold for you. Imagine coming home and having in front of you that wall full of vinyl records that you love so much... You'll be amazed!

This client, for example, now has a very simple living room, but be careful: his hanging records attract all the attention. Suddenly, the living room comes to life just with that wall full of vinyl records.

Each vinyl record, a work of art

And don't tell me you're wrong: hanging vinyl records on the wall turns each cover into a work of art. Whether it's rock, jazz, electronica... By hanging them, you can enjoy the covers every day. And the best thing is that you can rotate them whenever you want.

Easy and light with the Flying V support

Feeling more rock and roll this month? Hang up your classics. Prefer something a little more chill? Put on those jazz records that add a classy touch to the space. And if you want something light, wall mounts like the Flying V are great because they are easy to mount and hold up without a problem. In fact, hundreds of customers already have them and are happy with how sturdy and light they are!

Change and give life to your wall

And the best part? You can change records at any time, without any hassle! Today you play some pop, tomorrow you play some jazz. If you have company, you play the records that fit the plan. For a quiet night, smooth jazz; for a house party, hard rock. And with the Flying V vinyl record holder , you can not only hang your records, but you can also use the “Now Playing” tab to display the record that’s playing. You’ll love the detail, because it gives your wall a unique and functional personality!

Things to keep in mind when hanging your vinyls on the wall

Beware of the sun

Look, it may seem silly, but direct sunlight can cause covers to fade over time. So if you have the perfect wall, but the sun is shining on it all afternoon, you might want to find another spot or lower the blinds a bit. Your vinyl will thank you, trust me.

Vinyl record stands that give you confidence

If you decide to hang your vinyl on the wall , do so with supports that can hold up well. Flying Vs are ideal for this because they are lightweight but super strong. This not only prevents them from falling, but you can rest easy knowing they are safe.

A touch of cleaning from time to time

When you have them on the wall, it's normal for them to accumulate some dust. A quick wipe with a dry cloth from time to time and you're good to go. This way, they stay nice and ready for when you want to put them on the plate.

Why not give it a try and hang your vinyl on the wall ?

If you like the idea of ​​livening up a wall with your favourite records, hanging your records on the wall is a killer option. You can transform any space and give it your personal touch. Plus, it's a way to show off your love of music and give your home that special spark. With a mount like the Flying V, it's not only easy and safe, but it also allows you to display the record that's playing at the time. Hang your records on the wall , it might just be what your living room or that special room needs.