Due to open floor plans and numerous windows, many homes today lack traditional wall space. You may have to look for alternatives in order to display framed art. Here three pieces were hung on the side of a kitchen cabinet.
Make A Statement
Make a BIG statement on a LARGE wall by repeating a BOLD framed graphic.
Mat Borders
Generously proportioned mat borders help call attention to these small photos and make them sizable enough to become the focal point over the sofa.
Framing for the Man Cave
If there is a Man Cave in your house, there are plenty of custom framing opportunities you can use to personalize it. Football, Baseball and NASCAR memorabilia are common themes, but fishing or the man’s own outdoor adventures, such as skiing and sky diving also provide things to frame. There is no time like the present to spruce up your cave!
Wall Groupings
Notice the horizontal space in this grouping, dividing the upper and lower halves. A common space running from side to side or top to bottom helps to prevent the grouping of framed art from looking chaotic.
Kid’s Artwork
Framing and displaying your kid’s own artwork is a great way to personalize your home and to build children’s self esteem.
Wedding Framing
What a sweet gift for the one you love! Custom Framed wedding vows and a knot the the date!