
Take a close look and you will see the photos in this grouping are all different sizes. Yet, by varying the mat border widths, the frames end up being only two different sizes. This lends the grouping a very tidy, organized look.

Take a close look and you will see the photos in this grouping are all different sizes. Yet, by varying the mat border widths, the frames end up being only two different sizes. This lends the grouping a very tidy, organized look.

Free form wall groupings, like this one, give a room a lot of character. It also provides a great way to give the impression of filling more wall space than you would hanging the same pieces in a more traditional way.

When two or more kids share a room, hanging a large framed photo of each above their respective beds is a great way to personalize the space.

Not only is it OK to mix different frame colors and styles in one space, it is often preferable. The variety of frames may be the perfect way to balance with other furnishings, while adding another level of interest to the room.

Here is an interesting idea. Two different sets of framed art are blended together in one wall grouping.

Team signed photo and ticket for the Denver Cutthroats hockey organization. If you haven’t seen a Cutthroats game yet, go check them out! It’s affordable and family friendly!

When framing art, you should always strive to enhance it, not match the room. Yet there are times when paying attention to the room IS what will enhance it. This frame design would be very strong for this art if it were to be displayed in a room with all pastel colors, but in this room the strength of frame helps the art get attention, so it is able to compete with other strong elements in the space.