lace handkerchief

Laced Handkerchief

Laced Handkerchief We are thrilled to be a part of our client’s creative journey. She stopped by with a beautifully detailed handkerchief. To mount the piece, we laced it to a blue silk mat. To the left is a detail photo of our distressed maple wood frame with an inside bevel. This frame is one…

depth with frames

Add depth to any frame

Add depth to any frame With the wide variety of commercial frame profiles we offer it is easy find the perfect frame design for any piece.  But sometimes the frame is not deep enough to create the unique effect the client is looking for. This client brought a slender and simple print to be framed,…

ash floater frame

Ash Floater Frame

Ash Floater Frame Paris was thrilled to receive this completed piece from our factory this morning. The ash floater frame with a taupe stain was custom built, based on similar in-store samples, to fit the client’s specifications. When it comes to hand-finished framing, Paris is pleased to work with you to create a shape or…

colorful floater frame

Unique Custom Floater Frame

Unique Custom Floater Frame A scarlet red stained, birds-eye maple floater frame provides this vibrant painting dramatic depth of within the frame while simultaneously lifting the piece quarter-inch to meet the viewers eye.  This unique framing method offers a variation from a standard mat by complimenting the intricate nature of this painting with the painted…

the opening

The Opening

The Opening In this photo is a contemporary oil painting on board by La Roussou entitled “The Opening.” The painting has a rich range of orange to burnt umber tones throughout the piece. We chose a maple frame with mahogany stain to pick up the dark background tones of the work.  The highlights of the…

woodcut

Adventurous Austerity

Adventurous Austerity Even when sticking to the golden rule of “less is more”, there are a lot of ways to get creative. Take for example this beautiful woodcut we framed recently. The piece itself is bold but diminutive; it needed a frame that wouldn’t overpower it, yet would match it’s strength of line and form.…