Traditional Frame

Floating Frame

Tray Frame

Box Frame

different colour, size and materials.

Flat:

Also known as edge-to-edge or no mount. This is when the artwork fills the whole frame. We mount the artwork onto a piece of conservation backing board and use a spacer to keep the artwork off the glass. Works well with posters and images that already have a border.

Window :

This is the classic mounting method. A window is cut out of a piece of mountboard and the artwork sits behind it. This method works well with photos and can be a way to make smaller prints stand out in larger frames. We can suggest mat board sizes to suit your artwork.

Float —

This mounting style gives the appearance that artwork is floating off the mount board, creating a small shadow gap all around it. Works well when artwork needs to be seen right up to the edges and is a popular contemporary option. The artwork is kept off the glass with spacers.

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Traditional mount: Classic. Bottom weighted, it draws the focal point up within the frame to create a balanced presentation.

Modern mount: Clean and Minimal, This window mount is slim with equal widths on all sides to give you a sleek, modern style

Extra-wide mount: contemporary look. It works especially well with square formats and smaller image sizes.

Ordinary Glass

Anti-reflective UV quality - art glass

UV Acrylic

Anti-reflective UV Acrylic

D ring and Cord: most popular

Mirror Plates: classic, prevent easy removal of art from the wall, complemented with frame

Strap Hangers: large, heavy frame