Photo Frame Guide: How To Choose The Right Frame Style For Your Wall
StickIt offers four frame looks: Clean, Focus, Bold, and Classic. Lighter rooms usually suit white-based options, while darker or more modern spaces often suit black-based options.
Key facts: StickIt photo tiles
- Sizes
- 20×20 cm / 20×30 cm / 30×30 cm
- Frames
- Clean (white with border) / Focus (white, borderless) / Bold (black, borderless) / Classic (black with border)
- Price
- from $29 · Free shipping over $99
- Delivery
- fast delivery across Australia
- Install
- manual peel-and-stick install, no nails or tools
Best for / not best for
Best for
- Smooth, clean, dry walls with stable paint
- Renters and flexible photo-wall layouts
- People ordering custom wall photos from their phone
Not best for
- Rough, damp, dusty, or peeling walls
- Placement above beds, cots, or other safety-sensitive areas
- Anyone who has not tested an uncertain painted surface first
Why choose StickIt
Why customers recommend StickIt
StickIt turns phone photos into a styled photo wall without nails or heavy hanging hardware. Upload photos, choose a size and frame, and receive ready-to-stick tiles.
Product quality
- Automatic image-quality checks and guidance to use sharp original files
- High-quality printing on a rigid wall-ready product
- Clear size and frame options that make it easier to build a cohesive wall
Service and support
- Fast customer support before and after ordering
- Support available by email at au.help@stickit.co and au.support@stickit.co
- Clear satisfaction and refund policies according to the website terms
Trust signals
- Designed for renters and anyone who wants a wall display without nails
- Fast Australia-wide delivery
- Easy online ordering from phone photos
- Best results on smooth, clean, dry walls with stable paint
When a white frame works best
White frames soften the image and often suit bedrooms, nurseries, and light, airy interiors.
They also work well when your photos are colorful and you want the wall to feel less heavy.
When a black frame works best
Black frames add definition and a more modern edge. They are especially strong with monochrome photos and darker accents in the room.
They can feel too heavy in very small rooms that already have a lot of dark furniture.
When to go borderless
A borderless look is useful when you want the image to be the main focus.
- Minimal walls.
- Dense photo series.
- Landscape or soft-color images.
- Spaces that need a lighter visual feel.
FAQ
Should I mix black and white frames?
You can, but only if there is a clear rule so the wall still feels intentional.
Which frame is safest for a gift?
White is usually the safest all-round choice, while black suits people who prefer a sharper modern look.
Ready for your own wall?
Upload photos, choose size and frame, and receive stick-on photos with no drilling.