Little Photo, Big Frame This black and white photograph is soft yet visually striking. We went with an ultra wide beveled frame in the dark teak stain to create a statement piece that forces your eye to the work. A large mat gives room to the piece and keeps the frame from becoming overwhelming. We…
Wood Stains Wood stains on any frame are an artistic approach to presenting the artwork. A stain can give the work a more painterly feel, further enhancing the nature of the art.
Floater Frames Floater frames like the one pictured here is a contemporary way to present a canvas, showing off all the edges. Using a thin profile like this one here, has the added benefit of keeping the overall size close to the art size by not expanding it too much. This works well in many…
Dutch Frames From as early as the 10th and 11th centuries the Dutch have been able to showcase their financial, mercantile, and cultural successes through their artistry. The manner in which they framed their art was an extremely important aesthetic element that helped to accentuate the portrayal of Dutch paintings. The climax of Dutch artistic accomplishment most…
Unique Floater Frames We framed a Davy Brown painting on board in a unique floater frame called a Joan Mitchell floater, which has a high steeped edge. Since the painting is on board, we gave it 1/2″ lift underneath, which can’t be seen but literally elevates the piece so it doesn’t rest directly on the…