Frames for renters: how to hang pictures without damaging your walls
Framing your walls shouldn’t risk your deposit. This guide shows renters how to hang pictures without nails, damage, or hassle — and finally get their walls working.
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If you’re an up-and-coming artist, you’re producing a lot of work and trying to get it out into the world. But framing quickly becomes part of the struggle.
Multisize picture frames
Pop-up Frames are designed for artists who work in different formats.
Each frame adapts to 10 common print sizes, so you don’t need to hunt for the perfect frame every time you create something new.
Buy frames in bulk, keep them ready to go, and cut them to the size you need when it’s time to display your work.
What can I frame?
Each kit assembles in minutes and adapts to 10 sizes from A4 up to A3+ (21–50cm).
Picture frame multipack
Frame your work for £7.50 per frame instead of £25+.
The Artist Starter Pack contains 6 multisize picture frames. Each frame comes with their own peel & stick mount and can adapt to one of 10 dimensions.
Each frame adapts to portrait, landscape, and square frame sizes from 21cm - 50cm.
Adaptable to common print formats including A4, A3, and more.
No glass or perspex front means you can frame 3D artworks.
Yes! The frame doesn't have a glass or perspex front meaning it's ideal for 3D origami, artworks, and more.
Each frame comes with peel & stick wall mounts. We find that they have enough stick to be repositioned 5-10 times.
For heavier 3D works or canvases we recommend a more robust approach — the frame easily adapt to more conventional handing practises.
Yes! Pop-up Frames was borne from the frustration of Kate Felton Hall, an artist from Suffolk who was frustrated with how much she was having to spend on picture frames when she changed career to be an artist. Read our story to learn more and see what other artists are saying about our frames further down the page.
No — our peel & stick wall mounts are designed to be wall friendly. Other options like 3M strips or BlueTack tend to be much more likely to pull paint from the wall.



