📸 Classy and Chic: Umbra Fotofalls Desktop Photo Holder and Picture Stand in Nickel, a Stylish Medium Display Solution Review

Perfect for what we need. We used it to give our mom a fun photo of her from the past for her birthday. Durable and sweet. He was very good at holding note cards and photos.

This item was perfect for the gift basket raffle I entered. In my photo you can see how beautiful it turned out. Very easy. There are 18 clips so I bought 18 one dollar lottery tickets. To be honest I don't think I would use it as a photo holder because it's quite large. Arrived well packaged and shiny!

This item is perfect for the breast cancer fundraiser. We bought and placed $150 multi-denomination scratch cards and placed them strategically on clips. It was a hit at the fundraiser. Clips are strong, nothing fell off. Also great for displaying your photos, Christmas cards, etc. Heavy base that won't tip over at all.

Damn it's so big. Guilty. If you fill it with photos, it will take up a lot of space. Beautifully made but my goodness such an umbrella for Hugh to put on his desk. It is once again beautiful and so well done. It was my fault for not measuring. Quote for Umbra. Indicate the footprint when the umbrella is loaded. Thank you Umbra for such a beautiful design.

I love this product! I bought it for use at dealer events and home demos for my independent H2O at Home business. I call this a booking tree so my guest can choose from promotions when booking. The base is heavy enough to be used for outdoor activities without being blown off or knocked over. The look is very simple with a stainless steel finish and doesn't distract from the products but draws the perfect attention. I have recommended this product to my entire team! Many Thanks.

I really hate picture panels so I bought these as centerpieces for my son's open house. This is a great idea, instead of everyone standing and looking at the board with pictures, people wander around the room looking at different pictures on each table. I got lots of compliments! They're a bit pricey but I'm keeping them for my youngest son's open house and also for my two nieces. They are very strong and I'm pretty sure they will last the next decade. The base is heavy and they don't tip over,

Bought to spice up my office a bit and post some pics. I like it but I don't like it. I was probably hoping that the umbrella would be spread out further so that some photos would hang lower than others. But they overlap so much that you can't see most of the photos below. I've tried my best to arrange the wires as best as I can to show all the photos but it just doesn't happen. Although it can store many photos, storing and viewing photos is different. It's a cute concept that I've gotten a…

I have a "umby" on my desk at home, I use it to jot up notes ("Remember blah blah blah", for a very vivid example.) I hang recipes, coupons, pictures of children that I will put on the scrapbook page. but not quite yet; a list of keyboard shortcuts I should already know; to-do lists; Shopping lists and of course to-do lists. We love our Umbi. I hope my recommendation is of some use, although I'm one of those idiots who give names to inanimate objects. My iPad also has a name. I have no pride…

This is the coolest way to present your photos; However, I use it to store all my to-do notes, meeting cards, and business cards. It's worth the price as it's attractive, doesn't take up much space, is functional, and the clips hold items securely in place so there's no confusion between items. This is such a smart product. What's really cool is that this holder is sturdy and strong enough that it can't tip or tip over! I'm buying two for my special neighbor who was so jealous and impressed…

These are the perfect centerpieces for a social event with family and friends. I post photos of guests of honor from different stages of life. Guests loved looking at the photos (I had different ones at each table). It was a wonderful conversation about beautiful memories. They make especially good centerpieces as they are just the right height for the average adult to see. They easily fit in 14-18 frames depending on how they can overlap and if you can switch between landscape and portrait…