Wall vinyl: yes or no?

Hanging your vinyl records on the wall: musical style in every corner

Do you have a vinyl collection and don't know what to do with that empty wall that stares at you every day? I'll tell you straight: hanging them could be the best change you'll ever make in your home. And not just for aesthetic reasons, but because it makes your music an active part of the space.

A client recently did just that: his living room was almost empty, but he decided to hang his vinyl records. The result: a wall with soul. His favorite records brought the space to life, and every time someone walks in, the first thing they ask is, "Where did you get those records?" That's how powerful this detail is.

Why hang your vinyl records? More reasons than you imagine.

A corner with your stamp

Displaying your records tells your musical story without saying a word. Each album you hang is a part of you. And there are no rules: you can do it in your living room, your studio, or even in the hallway. The point is that your vinyl album storage is also decorative, practical, and stylish.

Covers as art (because they are)

Many album covers are small visual gems. Hanging them is like having a personal art gallery. And the best part is you can change them whenever you want: something classic today, something experimental tomorrow. The wall never looks the same!

Flying V: the perfect mount for your vinyl wall

Want to do it easily and in style? The Flying V turntable stand is the most convenient option. It's lightweight, sturdy, and allows you to hang and change records in seconds. Oh, and it also comes with a "Now Playing" tab, so you can see the record currently playing. Nice touch, huh?

Rock? Jazz? Disco?

The beauty of hanging your records is that you can rotate them depending on the mood. If it's a quiet dinner, some soft jazz vinyl is great. Is a music lover coming over? You can pull out your most prized possessions. Everything is visible and at hand. And most importantly: protected and well-supported.

Tips for hanging them without drama

Do not expose them to direct sunlight.

It may seem like a minor detail, but it isn't. Sunlight can damage covers over time. Find a shady wall or one that doesn't get too hot. Your records (and their color) will thank you for it.

I chose safe supports

Don't skimp on this. Use reliable turntable stands like the Flying V, which easily holds and holds your records steady. No more fumbling with loose hooks.

Keep them clean

They look amazing hanging up, but they can also collect dust over time. A dry cloth every now and then is enough. There's no need to obsess over them, just take care of them.

Your collection as the protagonist of the space

When you have vinyl records, it's only natural that they become part of your surroundings. Whether it's in a record box at the foot of the turntable or a good wall-mounted record storage unit , every little bit helps. And if you hang them, they add even more.

Give that unique touch to your home

Hanging your vinyl on the wall isn't just an aesthetic choice; it's a way to experience your music. It makes your favorite albums a part of your home, gives your space personality, and showcases your love for vinyl in an original way.

With the right supports and a selection of records that represent you, any corner can be transformed. So, if you were wondering, now's the answer: yes, hang your vinyl records. And let your music speak from the walls, too.