Before you order
Our promise to you
What you can count on from his museum.
Made from your photos
Eight photos from across his life, from the puppy who chewed your shoes to the grey-muzzled old boy.
A home for his real collar
A cream floor along the bottom holds his collar and tag, so they are not shut away in a drawer.
Glows warm every night
Two warm spotlights light up his photos, so he is the last thing you see before you sleep.
Tiny visitors admire him
Little painted museum visitors stand along the floor, stopping to look at him.
Sized for a shelf
25.4 × 25.4 cm (10 × 10 in) and 4.5 cm deep, standing on its fold-out easel.
Made with your own hands
Built in one evening. If you can trim a photo, you can make it.
Eight frames. One whole life.
It starts with a photo and a memory
The silly ones, the blurry ones, the two of you together. Each one gets a gold frame of its own.
About one evening with 8 photos
How to build his museum
- 1
Choose eight photos
From across his life. The silly, blurry, everyday ones are often the best.
- 2
Print and frame them
Print them at wallet size and trim each one into its gold frame.
- 3
Give his collar its place
Stand the tiny visitors along the floor and lay his collar in front of them.
- 4
Turn on the lights
Twist on the two spotlights, slide the clear front back in and stand it on its easel.
When it arrives
From the day you order.
The first night
The moment the lights come on
His face, his collar and his tiny visitors, glowing on the shelf as you turn out the lights.
Build his museum
Moments that matter
Why build his museum
- Hold on to the little things before they slip away
- Have somewhere to look for him when the house is too quiet
- Give his collar more than a drawer
- See the good years again, not just the goodbye
- Spend one more evening with him
- Give a grieving friend more than a card
Everything in the box
What's included
Every Little Museum comes with:
The shadow box
Black frame, red back wall, cream sides and a clear front that slides out.
Eight gold frames
Three rectangles, three ovals and two hearts for his photos.
Tiny visitors
Little painted museum visitors to stand along the floor.
Two warm spotlights
Plus a fold-out easel stand on the back.
Questions
Your questions
What size should I print his photos?
Wallet size, then trim each one to fit its frame. The frames are small, so close-ups of his face and the two of you together work best.
How do the lights work?
Slide the clear front panel out to the side and twist each of the two spotlights. There is no need to take the back apart.
Will his collar fit inside?
The box is 4.5 cm deep, with a cream floor along the bottom for keepsakes like his collar and tag.
How big is it?
25.4 × 25.4 cm (10 × 10 in) and 4.5 cm deep. It stands on its fold-out easel on a shelf, bedside table or hall table.
Is it a good gift for someone who just lost their dog?
Yes. Fill a few frames with photos of their dog before giving it, and leave the rest for them to finish. They might cry, but owners who have been through it say it's the good kind of tears.
Do I need any craft skills?
No. If you can trim a photo and set it in a frame, you can build it, and it can be finished in one evening.
How long does delivery take?
Orders are delivered in 7–10 days, with 60-day returns.