Kids Artwork Storage Frame for Up to 150 Drawings

Turn your children's everyday drawings into a rotating home gallery that you will genuinely love looking at

This kids artwork storage frame tackles a problem every parent knows: drawings piling up all over the house with no easy way to keep them. Thanks to its front-opening design and simple swap mechanism, you can show off one favourite piece while safely storing many more inside the frame.

Your little ones can take pride in their creative efforts, and your home stays calm, orderly and full of personality.

An easy way to keep and show off children's art

No more drawings getting lost in drawers or folders. The frame gathers them all in a single spot.

• Shows a single artwork on the front
• Can hold up to around 150 drawings behind it
• Keeps paper safe and neatly organised
• Makes it easy to look back at older creations 

Swap artwork quickly, day after day

Swapping in a different piece takes only seconds, so children can refresh the display whenever they like.

• Front-opening design
• Simple change mechanism
• Lets children pick and curate their own display
• Keeps routines simple for busy parents

Looks lovely in any room

Here is storage that doesn't feel like storage. It looks like a natural part of your home.

• Clean, modern look
• Suits a nursery, bedroom, hallway or living room
• Helps children's art feel valued
• Keeps walls personal yet tidy

A meaningful present for families

A considerate gift that parents will genuinely use and children will be proud of.

Perfect for
• birthdays
• new-home gifts for families
• grandparents who want to display their grandchildren's artwork
• back-to-school moments and creative milestones

📦 Details of the product

• Type: display frame for storing kids' artwork
• Capacity: holds up to around 150 drawings
• Material: wooden frame
• Purpose: showing and keeping children's drawings together in a single spot
• Placement: wall display and home decor use
• Fits artwork up to A4 in size, depending on the thickness of the paper