Mats When framing artwork, mats can be used to achieve multiple effects. However, the primary purpose of a mat is to keep the glass from touching the artwork. Over time, changes in temperature and humidity can compromise paints, inks and paper emulsions, leading them to soften and adhere to surfaces pressed against them. Raising the…
Matching Finish and Fillet Fillets are essentially thin picture frame mouldings that can be used between the frame and the art, or the mat and the art, for added decor. They can add a cohesive element, create visual space, or add some extra detail to a plain frame. Fillets are a great way to add style…
Modern Art Using acrylic boxes for framing your art gives a fresh and modern look. It provides the impression of frameless support but preserves the art because it is not pressed against the acrylic. This safe method allows for the impression of an invisible frame. Other options for using these boxes, also known as plexiboxes,…
Rounded Edge Frame We recently framed a 1960′s oil on canvas stylized portrait of a lady in a 3″ cap rounded edge frame. We chose a rounded frame to soften the edges of the piece overall. The painting itself has a soft style that needed a soft frame, so we decided on rounded edges to…
Congrats-Journalism Award Acrylic boxes are perfect for displaying three-dimensional objects such as medals, fabrics, jewelry etc. We can customize any depth and width for your piece along with a choice of anti reflective or reflective acrylic. If you have any family treasures or sentimental memories you would like to preserve, please visit us!