If you're old enough to remember the good old days of vinyl (and if you're not, shouldn't you be in bed?) you'll know that certain album sleeves are just too good to ignore. Of course for every Dark Side of the Moon there's a Michael Bolton's Greatest Hits, but nearly everyone has a few visual masterpieces collecting dust somewhere in the house.

But how do you display these iconic works of art without messing them up, cutting them up or getting glue all over Ronnie Wood's nose? Easy, you buy a few ingenious Album Art Frames.

Designed to showcase cover art in a stylish and contemporary manner, these sleek frames allow you to create original displays using albums from your existing collection. Simply slide your favorite sleeve in the slot at the top of the frame and hang your musical masterpiece on the wall. You don't even have to remove the record inside. So if you ever want to listen to what you're looking at, you can slide out the disc and get busy with your turntable (assuming you haven't chucked it in the dumpster).

Better still the nifty slot in the top means you can swap sleeves whenever you feel like a change. Which is just as well because music lovers are as fickle as art aficionados; our Ashlee Simpson 12" was the talk of the office last week but it's recently been replaced by Led Zeppelin IV. One masterpiece for another. Sort of.

You've probably forgotten just how impressive some of your album sleeves are. From Revolver and Electric Ladyland to London Calling and Rio. But it doesn't have to be all about the classics; sometimes a piece of cover art can capture a time, a place or an event. After all, music's the soundtrack to your life. That's why Stay Hungry by Twisted Sister is a permanent fixture on our conference room wall (don't ask).

Once you see how amazing your albums look when properly displayed you'll want to fill your walls with Album Art Frames. And so will everyone else, so get ordering. Your records will thank you for it.