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Made for the everyday

A little moment, wherever life happens.

From breakfast-table scribbles to the after-school reveal.

Siblings making new drawings at the kitchen table

At the kitchen table

The next masterpiece.

A fresh sheet goes in. Yesterday’s favourite stays close.

A child showing the artwork they chose to display

After school

Their turn to show you.

Let each child choose what goes in their own frame.

A family sorting artwork together on the weekend

On the weekend

A home for the keepers.

Sort the stack together, then give their art a place to live.

A rhythm that fits real life

You do the school run. They curate the gallery.

Pick a moment that already belongs to your week. After school on Friday. A quiet Sunday morning. Whenever a drawing comes home that simply has to go up.

Open each frame together. Let them choose the new favourite. Keep the earlier pieces inside. Then get on with the rest of family life.

Make space for their art
A parent and two children choosing their next drawing

For the piece on display

Their latest masterpiece. Front and center.

Mount today's favourite in the front panel. Keep earlier drawings in the back.

Inside of the hinged front panel, with the blank back of a drawing taped to the white mat; the artwork faces outward through the front window
You're seeing the back of the drawing. The artwork faces out.

How to mount the display piece

  1. 01

    Face the artwork outward.

    Open the hinged front. Position the drawing against the back of the white mat, with its picture side facing the front window.

  2. 02

    Tape it behind the mat.

    Use small tabs of removable tape to attach the paper's edges to the back of the mat. Keep the tape clear of the visible opening.

  3. 03

    Close it. Show it off.

    Check the drawing through the front window, then close the panel. Their newest masterpiece faces the room.

Earlier favourites stay in the separate rear compartment, held together by the elastic straps.

For the favourites you keep

Keep the earlier favourites.

A place for the drawings that are not on display.

A close view of the frame opening and artwork storage01 · OPEN FROM THE FRONT02 · KEEP DRAWINGS INSIDE
  1. 01

    Open the front.

    The hinged front opens so you can reach the artwork inside.

  2. 02

    Save their earlier favourites.

    Place earlier drawings in the rear compartment, behind the elastic straps.

  3. 03

    Close it. Keep them close.

    The taped display piece faces outward in the front panel. Earlier drawings stay together in the back.

Keep it. See it. Swap it.

A better home for their art.

Their latest on display. Their earlier favourites close by.

Made for their masterpieces

The artwork frame.

  • See their latest every day.

    Their newest masterpiece gets a place on the wall.

  • Keep earlier favourites.

    Store drawings in the back, behind the hinged front.

  • Make room for every artist.

    Give each child a frame in your family gallery.

  • Swap it from the front.

    Open the hinged door when it is time for a new favourite.

Display + storage, together.

The fridge.

Art in everyday view

A familiar spot to show a drawing. Earlier favourites need a place elsewhere.

Shared display space

The drawer.

Keeps earlier drawings

A place to keep the stack. Their artwork stays tucked away until you take it out.

Stored out of sight
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A few helpful answers

Before the next masterpiece.

What size artwork fits?

The frame is designed for 8.5 × 11 inch letter-size paper with the mat, or 10 × 12.5 inch artwork without it. The mat overlaps the edges; its visible opening is approximately 8 × 10.5 inches.

How much artwork can it hold?

Up to 100 sheets can be stored inside. Thicker paper and layered craft projects reduce the number that will fit.

Do I have to take it apart for each swap?

The frame opens from the front. Open the hinged front, change the artwork and close it again.

Can each child have their own frame?

Yes. Choose enough frames for your children and any shared display spots. Choose three, four or six frames and a finish for each one using the color picker.

Are the children’s names printed on the frames?

No. Frames arrive without names or engraving. Choose a color and a place for each little artist.

Are other colours available?

Yes. Tap any frame in the gallery builder to see all available finishes as round color swatches. Prices vary by finish; sold-out colors are marked.

What about shipping and returns?

See our shipping and returns policies for current terms. Bundle savings apply automatically in your cart; shipping and tax are calculated at checkout.

A family hallway with children’s artwork on display

Make room for what they make

A new drawing. A familiar little ritual.

One little artist at a time.

Build my family gallery
Build my family gallery