If you’re anything like us, you probably have a small army of posters and prints stashed underneath the bed or in the back of a closet. Finally, there’s an affordable alternative to expensive framing. Made of solid wood and stainless steel, ReFrame is simple, convenient and aesthetically understated. It holds your work securely with removable, repositionable magnets that cause no damage to your posters and prints.

For you history buffs, the product has a storied past:

“As with most innovative products, the best ideas are often the simplest. Introduced in 2004 by Todd Seidman and Paul Galli of the former product design studio 54Dean, ReFrame was designed as a convenient and beautiful new way to hang posters and photographs. ReFrame strived to solve the problem of both the casual and serious collector, namely, ‘I can’t afford to frame my posters.’ After a few years of steady sales and glowing accolades from the likes of Tokion, Real Simple and New York Times, the designers ceased production to pursue new challenges. Fortunately, Soundscreen Design is able to re-introduce ReFrame, to the relief of both bare walls and poster collectors everywhere.”

ReFrame will be available for purchase this summer, stay tuned for more updates in the coming weeks.