Happy Times Photo Album S - Grey, Cloth Cover

The Happy Times photo album offers a permanent home for cherished moments, with a textured cloth cover and bold "Happy Times" lettering that resembles an elegant art book on a coffee table or open shelf. Inside, 30 sheets (60 pages) of 19 × 22 cm white photo paper leave room for prints alongside handwritten notes and keepsakes. The expandable binder design accommodates up to 40 sheets, allowing the album to grow with additional refill pages. Measuring 24.5 × 27 cm with a 5 cm spine, it offers comfortable viewing on a lap or table. Photo corners and mounting stickers are not included.

The Happy Times photo album by Swedish brand Printworks was created for those special moments that deserve a permanent spot close at hand, rather than being buried in your camera roll. With its textured cloth cover and bold typography featuring the "Happy Times" inscription, it looks and feels just like an elegant art book that seamlessly blends into your coffee table or open shelf. It is a wonderfully simple way to embrace the tactile charm of printed photographs and share precious memories from the comfort of your living room.Advantages:Designed as a stylish coffee table book, it makes flipping through photographs a natural part of social gatherings without rummaging through deep cabinets.Inside, you will find 30 sheets (60 pages) of 19 × 22 cm white photo paper, giving you creative freedom to combine prints with handwritten notes and keepsakes.The expandable binder design can hold up to 40 sheets, meaning the album's capacity can easily grow with extra refill pages as new memories unfold.The tactile cloth cover with striking lettering gives it a sophisticated, editorial edge, ensuring the album doubles as a chic design accent even when kept closed.Measuring 24.5 × 27 cm with a 5 cm spine, it offers the perfect proportions for comfortable viewing on your lap or coffee table.Good to know:Photo corners and mounting stickers are not included and should be purchased separately.Our digital camera rolls are overflowing with thousands of random screenshots and blurry outtakes that rarely see the light of day. Printed paper, on the other hand, is reserved only for those frame-worthy moments where everyone is looking their best—and even if someone blinked, tucked inside this fabric-bound album, it instantly passes as deliberate, artistic flair.