You want a home that looks beautiful, but you also want to celebrate your child’s creativity. The good news? You don’t have to choose between the two. With the right approach, displaying kids’ artwork can be a stylish part of your home decor — no fridge magnets required.
Whether it’s a scribble that makes you smile or a surprisingly good drawing of a cat, finding clever, easy ways to frame kids’ artwork helps you keep your space looking intentional without losing the magic.
Create a rotating gallery wall
A dedicated gallery wall transforms your child’s artwork into a feature rather than an afterthought. It makes their creativity a permanent part of your home while keeping things fresh and dynamic.
With Pop-up Frames, displaying kids’ art is genuinely easy. Our frames are adaptable to multiple sizes, and the peel & stick wall mounts let you swap things around as often as they create — no tools, no damage, no drama.
Group artworks in themed collections
One week it’s sharks. The next? Rainbows. Grouping similar pieces makes the display feel more cohesive — and makes framing kids’ artwork feel less random and more intentional.
Thanks to our frame kits’ flexibility, you can mix different sizes in one gallery wall or themed corner. Perfect for seasonal swaps (hello, Christmas crafts), or showing off their latest obsession.
Turn drawings into gifts
Looking for a thoughtful, personal gift? Framing kids’ drawings is an easy way to share their creativity with grandparents, teachers, or family friends. And let’s be honest — it also means you can shift the more 'experimental' works onto other people's walls...
Our affordable multipacks make it simple: keep some for your own gallery wall, and gift others away. Each drawing feels more special when it’s framed — especially if your little artist signs and dates it.
Get the little artist to sign and date the paper frame to make it extra special.
Make kids’ artwork part of your interior style
Displaying children’s artwork doesn’t have to clash with your home aesthetic. Ensure that all the elements have space to breathe and choose frames that complement the colour palette of each room. A grid in the hallway? An eclectic gallery wall in the playroom? Whatever works.
Our sleek, minimal designs work with any interior. Use a clean grid layout in playrooms or mix framed artwork with professional prints for an eclectic, gallery-inspired look.
Choose frames that are safe for kids’ rooms
Parents know that safety comes first, especially when it comes to what goes on the walls of a child’s space. Traditional frames with glass can be heavy and pose a risk if they fall, while fragile materials can break easily. For parents wondering how to display kids’ artwork safely, lightweight, durable frames are key.
Pop-up Frames are lightweight and shatter-free, making them a worry-free option for kids' rooms and play areas. With our peel & stick wall mounts, there's no need for nails or screws, so you can create a safe, adaptable display without damaging walls.
Surprisingly light, incredibly strong
Why Pop-up Frames work so well for displaying kids’ artwork
Our frames are designed with adaptability in mind, making them perfect for rotating displays of kids’ art. Here’s why they work so well:
- One frame fits many sizes: No need to hunt for different frames every time your child creates something new. Easily adjust to whatever size drawing they hand you.
- Made sustainably: Made from FSC-certified materials, they’re an eco-friendly choice that complements any home.
- Easily swap out artworks: No fiddly backing or tools required. Change artwork in seconds with our peel & stick wall mounts.
Change artwork in seconds with our peel & stick wall mounts: 
Display your kids' artworks without sacrificing your home's aesthetic
Check out our Pop-up Frames and start creating a home gallery that keeps your child’s creativity front and centre — without overwhelming your space.
By rethinking how you display your child’s artwork, you can turn their creations into a feature that’s both meaningful and stylish — no fridge magnets required!