Wallpaper you can draw on — Graham & Brown’s Frames wallpaper now in 4 colors

As a kid, it seemed I was always drawing, painting or doodling. I would have loved it if my bedroom was wallpapered in Graham & Brown’s popular ‘Frames’ wallpaper — a pattern that encourages personalization by inviting you to add your own photos, drawings and doodles in the pattern’s ’empty’ frames. Designed by artists Taylor & Wood as an ‘interactive’ wallpaper, over 200,000 rolls of ‘Frames’ have been sold since 2004 to be used in children’s rooms, craft rooms and even common spaces, giving everyone — including adults — permission to draw on the walls. 

Graham & Brown PR representative Alex Miller writes:

Graham & Brown’s Frames wallpaper has been one of the company’s best-sellers throughout the years.

To celebrate ten years of its popular interactive wallpaper design, the company launches three new color-ways: black with white frames, white with gold frames and pink with white frames.

First designed by Taylor & Wood in 2004 in the simple color-way of white with black frames, Frames has gone on to sell more than 200,000 rolls worldwide.

Gracing the walls of bedrooms, hallways, bathroom, offices for a decade – Frames inspires decorators to transform walls into giant canvases to fill with individual style, from photos and keepsakes to children’s drawings and paintings.

‘Frames’ is available in four color ways — black, white, pink and gold — for $45 per roll.

This wallpaper would be so much fun to use in a child’s room, to jazz up a boring hallway, or even in a main living space to create an instant gallery wall. True, it’s not ‘vintage’ or narrowly ‘retro’ — but we love the spirit! Hey, put your old family photos in the Frames — and you can have the best of both old and new!