Good idea, let's crunch the layout. Keep the main walkway 12 inches wide—just enough for a single person, reduces turning time but still lets the light fall on each piece. Add a 6‑inch buffer zone at each end of the wall so the visitors can breathe without cutting across the art. Use modular wall panels that slide in 2‑inch increments; that way you can adjust spacing by the smallest unit without a full re‑paint. Remember to anchor the panels with quick‑release clips so you can swap pieces during the week without a full re‑build—save time, save paint, save the cat. Oh, and if you ever need a “meme‑savvy” touch, consider a 1‑inch framed meme on the wall—just a tiny pop of culture data that won't break the flow. Now, let's check the favor‑to‑interruption ratio; I’m currently at 4:1—optimal.