How to Frame Your Paintings? Tips and Techniques for Framing Your Artwork Professionally.
Our selection of frames is designed to match any interior style. Our frames are crafted from high-quality wooden or polystyrene materials, sourced from the best European manufacturers, and reflect the latest design trends. We offer framing options for art prints up to 70 cm in length, limited by courier company regulations. This option is available for paintings within the size range featured in our catalog.
If your art print meets the required size, you can select from our wide range of frames and mats. While mats are not mandatory, they can enhance the aesthetic appeal by creating a distinctive finish. Positioned between the painting and the external frame, the lighter colored mat also assists in merging the painting with the frame. Ordering a frame or mat is simple - follow the prompts during the framing process.
After placing an order for a framed art print, we stretch it over a stretcher-bar and apply a special UV varnish. Then, we mount the external frame you've chosen over the canvas and attach a hanging system to the back of the frame. When you receive it, your painting will be ready to hang on the wall.
Framing of Canvas Prints with Mat and External Frame
Framing artworks on canvas with a mat is a wonderful method that adds delicate lightness to the picture. The mat's lighter color than the frame complements any interior uniquely.
*Important!
Artworks on canvas are displayed without the use of glass.
Framing Canvas Prints without the Use of Matting
The classic technique for framing works of art on canvas does not require a mount and is preferred by many museums worldwide for a large part of their painting collections.
*Important!
Artworks on canvas are displayed without the use of glass.
Framing Artworks on Paper - Drawings, Watercolors, Prints, Pastels, and More
When framing paper media, a wide cardboard mat and an external frame are combined, and high-quality acrylic plexiglass is used as the final element. This plexiglass is lightweight, shatterproof, and has excellent optical clarity, making it ideal for transportation. However, if you prefer glass, it can be used instead of plexiglass at your local framing studio.
*Important!
Artworks on paper such as drawings, graphics, aquarelles, and pastels are typically covered with glass or plexiglass for protection.