Custom Framing, Done Right
Good framing starts
with the right materials.
We work with trusted moulding and glazing suppliers to give you access to quality materials, archival protection, and a wide range of styles from traditional wood profiles to modern gallery finishes.
MOULDING PARTNERS
Whatever the piece, we’ll help you find the right way to frame it.
AMCI
FOTIOU
AMPF
Michaelangelo
Bella
Nurre Caxton / Nielsen
Crescent / Bainbridge
Omega
Decor
Studio Moulding
Engelsen
Universal Arquati
Styles
With moulding from more than a dozen trusted suppliers, you can choose from thousands of frame profiles. Here's a look at the main styles, and we'll help you narrow it down.
Traditional
Classic profiles in warm wood tones — the timeless choice for fine art, portraits, and heirloom pieces.
Ornate
Intricate scrollwork in rich, hand-finished metallics — the grand choice for dramatic gallery walls, statement mirrors, and museum-quality art.
Floater
A frame that leaves a gap around the edges, so the artwork appears to hover inside it. A clean, modern look for canvas and statement pieces
Contemporary
Clean-lined wood and metal profiles in minimalist finishes a natural fit, great for pieces like photography and modern spaces.
Rustic
Barnwood, distressed, and reclaimed finishes with natural character, perfect for farmhouse décor, signs, and relaxed spaces.
Color palettes
From natural wood grain to black, white, gold, silver, and custom stains, so the frame can match or contrast with the room.
Matboards
The optional board surrounding the artwork inside the frame.
    Hundreds of colors and textures to complement any piece​
    Standard and conservation-grade options
    Museum-grade, 100% cotton rag boards for long-term preservation
    Options for single, double, or triple layered matting
Glazing Options
​Glazing is the clear protective layer, glass or acrylic, that sits in front of your artwork. It shields your piece from dust, moisture, and everyday handling, and some options also reduce reflections or block the UV light that causes fading. The best choice depends on where your piece will hang and how much it matters to you,.
Premium Clear
Standard, budget-friendly glass for everyday framing. Good for pieces that aren't light-sensitive or won't hang somewhere with direct sun.
Non Glare
Reduces reflections for pieces near windows or bright lighting.
Conservation
UV-filtering glass that helps prevent fading over time. Available in Clear and Non-Glare.
Acrylic
Lightweight and shatter-resistant, ideal for large, shipped, or high-traffic pieces. Available in Clear and Non-Glare
Museum Glass
The gold standard: near-invisible anti-reflective coating plus UV protection, for pieces where clarity matters most.