How To Frame Your Oil Painting
Whether your original painting is on stretched canvas, board or panel I can Frame your New Piece so that getting your artwork displayed in your home is a breeze!
I offer tray frames, a contemporary and glassless framing option for my paintings. It elegantly frames the painting allowing the painting to take centre stage.
Depending on your preference I can also accommodate a small shadow gap between the painting and edge of the frame to give the appearance your painting is ‘floating’ for certain frames options.
Your frame painting will also arrive taped up neatly at the back, strung and ready to hang using D-rings (or other appropriate fixing) on the reverse.
#1 Framing A Stretched Canvas
Stretched canvas refers to paintings created on canvas material that has been stretched over wooden stretcher bars, which can come in a shallow (19mm) or deep edge canvas (35mm).
CANVAS TRAY FRAME 1
Front face 10mm, depth from wall 33mm
Available in white or black wood grain finish
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CANVAS TRAY FRAME 2
Front face 12mm, depth from wall 38mm
Available in white or black wood grain finish
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#2 Board Or Panel Framing
A painting created on panel or board are usually made of wood or other rigid material. The boards I typically use are shallower in depth than paintings on stretched canvas.
BOARD TRAY FRAME 1
Front face 9mm, depth from wall 32mm
Up 10mm shadow gap all the way round can be accommodated
Available in white or black wood grain finish
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BOARD TRAY FRAME 2
Front face 9mm, depth from wall 32mm
Up 10mm shadow gap all the way round can be accommodated
Available in varnished limewood or can be hand-painted to a Dulux or Farrow & Ball colour to suit your space
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BOARD TRAY FRAME 3
Front face 7mm, depth from wall 21mm
Available in varnished Obeche wood or can be hand-painted to a Dulux or Farrow & Ball colour to suit your space
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Which framing option are you most drawn to for your original painting?
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