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The world's greatest art, curated, framed, and always evolving.
The world's great art on your Samsung Frame, hand-picked by curators and colour-matched and enhanced for your screen. A curated museum on your wall.
The public domain
Millions of masterpieces, scanned by the world's great museums, sit in the public domain. An ocean too vast to swim, and most of it not worth hanging.
So we did the looking
We put 210,000+ works through our pipeline and hung ~5,300.
Fewer than 1 in 41. The rest didn't belong on your wall.






The craft
Every piece is hand-picked by our curators, colour-matched and enhanced for your screen, then framed and matted so it looks hung, not just shown.
Yours
Favourite the pieces you love and the collection bends toward your taste. It stops being our gallery and becomes yours, a little more every week.
Every morning
Real art worth looking at. A conversation piece, a daily small pleasure, and a wall that never goes stale. Always evolving.
How it works
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Thousands of masterpieces from the Met, the Getty, the Rijksmuseum and more - hand-picked by curators and colour-matched and enhanced for your screen. The few worth hanging, out of the hundreds of thousands we looked at.
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Sign in and we find your Frame on your network, then send art straight to it. Want it to keep changing while you're out? Add the optional always-on helper for 24/7 rotation.
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Send a single piece, or run a curated slideshow through your favourites, each one framed and matted. The quietest gallery in town.
Full access for 14 days, cancel anytime. And 25 curated works are always free. No subscription, ever.
Questions
Samsung Frame TVs (2021 models and newer are best supported). The Framer talks to the TV over your own network, the same way Samsung's app does - it's an independent product, not affiliated with Samsung.
You're right that the art is free. What isn't free is the curation: finding the few pieces worth hanging (we keep only a small share of what we review), cropping, framing and colour-matching them for your screen, and a system that puts them there without you ever touching a file. A few euros a month buys a curator and a valet for your Frame, not the pictures. We credit artist, title and museum with every work.
Light is €3/month, Full is €6/month, and both start with a 14-day free trial - cancel during the trial and you pay nothing. See the pricing page for what's in each plan.
The last artwork sent stays on your Frame - Art Mode itself runs on the TV. New sends and slideshows resume when you're back online.
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