Reveal the art
Your artwork deserves more than just being placed on a wall; it deserves to be presented, protected, and preserved properly. While it might be tempting to use ready-made frames or DIY solutions, there are clear signs that it’s time to invest in professional framing. Here are five signs your artwork needs professional framing: 1. The …
5 Signs Your Artwork or Pictures Need Professional Framing. Read More »
Walking into a framing studio can feel overwhelming, especially when you want to make the right choices for your artwork. Asking the right questions helps you feel confident and ensures your piece is properly protected. 1. What level of protection does my artwork need? Not all artworks require the same care. Original works, limited editions, …
Colored frames do more than surround an artwork; they influence how it is seen and felt. The right frame colour can create contrast, add harmony, or draw attention to key details within a piece. A bold shade can make a subtle artwork feel more dynamic, while a softer tone can bring balance and refinement to …
Framing in Colour: Shaping Mood, Style, and Perception Read More »
Sometimes, all an artwork truly needs is a light touch. In a world of bold mouldings and dramatic finishes, a simple natural wood frame offers something refreshingly quiet. Its subtle grain and warm undertones create a soft boundary between the artwork and the wall, allowing the piece to breathe. Rather than competing for attention, it …
A Light Touch: When Simplicity Frames the Story. Read More »
Plexiglass plays a quiet but powerful role in modern framing. Lightweight, durable, and visually clean, it offers a safer alternative to traditional glass while maintaining a refined, professional finish. Its strength reduces the risk of breakage, making it ideal for both home interiors and gallery environments. One of plexiglass’s most important benefits is protection. With …
Spacers are subtle framing details that quietly enhance an artwork. By creating a small gap between the artwork and the glazing, they add depth, allowing the piece to feel less flat and more intentional, almost as if it’s floating within the frame. They also provide breathing space, giving the artwork room to stand on its …
Why Spacers Matter: Explaining depth, breathing space, and preservation. Read More »
An early Abayomi Barber oil from 1952. It’s a simple, elegant seascape. We chose an elegant simplicity. A blend of the old and the new. A champagne outer frame and a gold inner frame. The combination gives it the gravitas such a rare artwork deserves, but the flat lines of the frames present the artwork …
The artwork “Confrontation” by Ablade Glover is presented with a gold, tray frame. The gold enhances the yellow hues in the artwork, while the tray style keeps it minimalist and contemporary.
Rule 1.There are no rules. Framing, like life, can be messy. Just enjoy the process. You can take some risks and frame for your style and personality. Rule 2. There are guidelines that can help with choosing the right frame for your artwork. Let’s look at a few.
Collecting art can be the beginning of a life-long romance. And like the best romantic encounters it needs nurture and some attention. So, here are a few guidelines to always remember in this love affair. Where to hang your artwork Artworks generally need minimal maintenance once they are displayed or stored properly. Avoid direct sunlight …