A few additional important tidbits:

Our hanging frames are custom made using archival materials that ensure not only a gorgeous finish and color, but longevity -- meaning both the frames themselves and the photographs within them will be protected from the elements that can typically cause wear, including sunlight, temperature changes, and more. Between the multitude of wood and contemporary frame offerings, and the option to go matless or opt for one of three different mat sizes (2”, 3”, 4”), designing your perfect frame is achievable and quite simple. However, if it seems like a daunting task and you’re having a hard time with a vision, we’re happy to help consult on all aspects of the design, from the material selection to the placement in your home. 

Premium desktop frames are also a part of our offering, crafted with the same attention to detail and care as all hanging frame options. These desktop frames are available in one size (8x10), but can accommodate either a 5x7 matted or 8x10 mounted print with no mat. Without the intimate knowledge needed for gifting hanging frames (where it will live, sizing requirements, etc.), desktop frames are your answer, allowing you to tailor this gift specifically for the recipient (or yourself!) with all framing materials still at your disposal.

Our framer's website is incredibly informative, so we highly recommend you take a look there with any questions about framing and materials. You will also find a complete list of their hardwood and contemporary frame options, along with photos. If you're thinking about a framed piece, email us or fill out the quick contact form below. It would be our pleasure to help you design the perfect piece.

As an alternative to framing, matted prints are a great choice for those who already have a beautiful collection of frames on hand, but still want their prints and mats to be made with the most beautiful and enduring materials. The cotton rag mat board is not only archival, but eco-friendly and 100% acid-free. Matted prints can easily be purchased through your pic-time galleries or through us - whichever you prefer.
FUN FACT: Andy Warhol used the same mat board to produce his silkscreen prints!