Bespoke framing starts with the artwork. The frame, mounting, glazing
and finish are chosen around the individual piece.
From hardwoods and hand finishes to unusual profiles, painted details,
specialist mounting and object framing, there is much more freedom to
find the right solution.
That might mean a simple oak frame and a well proportioned mount,
or something more individual, such as a painted or stained finish,
a particular mount colour, a hand finished detail or a deeper frame
for an object.
How the artwork is mounted matters too. A delicate work on paper may
need lightweight conservation hinges, while other pieces cannot be
mounted with adhesives and need a different approach. The method
depends on the artwork and what is appropriate for its long term care.
Sometimes the right answer is very simple. Sometimes it takes a little
more thought. A frame can look effortless while a lot of thought has
gone into what you don't see.
The aim is a frame that works with the artwork, protects it appropriately
and feels right for the piece, for you and for where it will live.
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