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This Monogram collectable magnet is dedicated to *Friends* and features one of the series’ most recognisable decorative elements: the famous yellow frame around the peephole in the door of Monica’s flat. Presented here in a small, embossed design, it allows you to add an instantly recognisable nod to the series on a fridge, a locker or any other compatible metal surface.
Made from flexible PVC with a Soft Touch finish and a 3D effect, the magnet replicates the rectangular shape with rounded edges and the characteristic ornamentation of the original frame. Its bright yellow colour and sculpted design capture the aesthetic of the accessory seen throughout *Friends*.
Measuring approximately 5.1 × 6.4 cm, this small accessory is easy to incorporate into a collection dedicated to the series. It is equally suitable as a decoration for the kitchen or office, or as a small collector’s item for Friends fans.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer: Monogram
Licence: Friends
Theme: Monica’s flat
Design: Yellow door frame / Photo Frame
Product type: Decorative collectable magnet
Collection / finish: 3D Foam Collectible Magnet
Main material: Soft Touch PVC
Effect: 3D relief
Mounting: Magnetic
Shape: Decorative rectangular frame
Main colour: Yellow
EAN: 0077764472077
Origin and background of the franchise (Lore)
Friends follows the daily lives of Rachel Green, Monica Geller, Phoebe Buffay, Joey Tribbiani, Chandler Bing and Ross Geller, six friends living in New York. Aired from 1994 to 2004, the series features several recurring locations that have become integral to its visual identity, notably Central Perk café and Monica’s flat.
The yellow frame reproduced on this magnet can be seen around the peephole in the inner door of Monica’s flat throughout the series’ ten seasons. Together with the purple door on which it is mounted, it gradually became one of the most recognisable props in *Friends*.
Originally, this object was intended to serve as a frame for a photograph. As the glass was accidentally broken whilst the set was being prepared, the production team ultimately decided to keep the empty frame and place it around the door’s peephole. This improvised solution remained in place and became an iconic feature of the set.
This Monogram magnet thus captures one of the most famous little details from Monica’s flat in a compact format designed for decoration and collecting.