There's never enough room on the fridge to display the countless amount of kids art that's brought home. Why hide it all away when you could create a giant gallery wall to show off their masterpieces! Don’t worry, there are no holes involved in this display, so your walls are safe. This creative décor idea is perfect to fill up a large wall without spending much money. Not only does it...

If you have young kids, you know that every day they bring home artistic masterpieces they made at school. Up the artwork goes on the fridge to be proudly displayed until the next day when it gets replaced by a new masterpiece. Of course, you’ll end up tossing some and holding on to others because they’re too precious to get rid of. Instead of keeping the best pieces in folders or on top of a dresser, make the most of your kids' pictures by framing them. Buy some affordable frames like we did here, fitted with a plexi-glass, which makes it safe to hang in kids' rooms and also make it easy to rotate the art. Or, have your favourite pieces professionally framed — you'll be spending more money on the frame than on the art, but for truly special pieces it's worth it! Either way, hang the frames throughout your house so you can enjoy them. Your kids will love you for it!

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Finding the perfect height to hang any artwork can be a challenge. But when it comes to a child’s room, the rules change again. Remember, your kids’ room is for them, so make sure to hang pictures, bookshelves, black boards etc…at their level, not at yours.

School just started and kiddos are already bringing masterpieces home. So if you have 2 or 3 young kids there’s not enough room on the fridge to display them all. Well, I’m thrilled to say that we have a solution for that, we just launched a brand new product called "Déco Magnets".

Why hide the tape behind kids’ art when it can be used as part of the masterpiece? Use a different color of tape to enhance each piece or use the same color throughout. You can even use a few colors per piece. There are no rules, so have fun with it. Choose painter’s tape or […]

We often say that beautiful artwork doesn’t need to cost a fortune. Here’s an example of a stunning gallery wall a mom created using her kids’ masterpieces http://asoftplace.net/2011/04/kids-art-gallery-wall-the-reveal/. Kimba, the mastermind behind this creation says, “The best part is that I didn’t spend one single dime on the whole project.” In fact, she used old picture frames in different shapes and sizes that she already owned, and spray painted them...

You might think it takes a lot of money to have beautifully decorated walls. The truth is artwork does not need to be expensive to be beautiful.