Floating Multiple Pieces in a Frame Framing more than one piece in a frame is a popular way of presenting smaller art. This works best for a series or pieces that are related to each other. But window matting, when the mat cusps over the edges of the art, doesn’t always suit the art to…
Framing with Flare For more fun and flirtatious projects, we at Paris Frameworks offer a number of bright and flashy frames. Whether you desire high gloss, fun and unique designs, or rich colors we have a profile to catch your eye. This photograph featuring a shimmering display of rouge lipstick is a glamorous piece that…
Marco Gallotta: New York artist Italian born Marco Gallotta is a New York based artist who’s unique stylings set him apart from any other. Marco’s technique of creating imagery by cutting paper, using both the negative space and remaining material, forms powerful works of art. The meshing, cutting, and overlapping of his works simulate a…
Lemon Gold After a careful assessment, the client chose a hand finished 18K Lemon Gold finish over black rub. This frame enhances and lightens the nineteenth century still life painting done by a Russian artist.
Framing with shadowboxes Not all framing methods need to use the window mat effect, or when the mat opening frames a piece within the frame. When framing an object or something that has mass and texture, depth is needed to support the piece and keep it away from the surface of the glass. This is…