Mouldings

From clean and simple to ornate and luxury

The answer to this question will perhaps come down to the fine balance of one or more factors.

A, does the frame enhance the image 

B, do you feel it will complement your home

C, is it to your personal taste

Although there are no rules as such, there are a few general guidelines that can be considered when choosing a frame.

• A natural wood frame will add warmth and an organic feel.
• Darker tones will tend to control the picture, helping to define its place on the wall.

However, if you have dark walls, a contrasting lighter frame can have the same impact.

• White frames can help to amplify a picture, allowing the image to fill a wall space. 

Imagine you have a large landscape picture that you want to dominate a wall space.

This works well if you have white walls and want to achieve an ethereal feel.

• Clean lines and simple profiles work well with modern prints, while classic and distressed profiles can bring out the character of traditional prints.
• Thin frames can work well with delicate images. 
• Wider, chunkier frames can look great on smaller images.

Simple everyday frames are suitable for most prints and photos.

• Aluminum frames for sleek, elegant, and minimalist designs. They look fantastic with classic black & white photos if you’re looking for a genuinely fuss-free and contemporary look. They’re strong and durable and well-suited for large frames.