Vanity Mirror Frames in a Round Shape Round vanity frames look great in many circumstances. This client made a bold move including an orbit shape and purple color. The frame especially looks good with the corresponding colors in this bathroom. Hardwood frames are best suited for a wet environment such as a bathroom vanity. At […]
Our thanks to Justin King for providing this painting of a steelhead fish in our oval floating frame made of poplar and stained green. Floating frames work for many pieces of artwork including paintings and provide a wonderful effect.
Round Picture Frames, made of Poplar and stained Green, like the one shown, let you enjoy bold color and wood grain in one dynamic frame. Why settle for a plain, painted frame? Our orbit design is very unusual and has been a popular choice for many artists.
Because these are stained and not painted, the frames are solid color with wood grain peeking through. Surprised at what you see here? You may find yourself smiling at the discovery. Our most commonly ordered vibrant colors of stained hardwood picture frames. We offer them in round, oval, rounded corner, and free form styles.
Shown with a satin finish.
Our round oak frame features the crone’s favorite profile and is stained white. Very rare color combination for a picture frame.
Oval Picture Frame stained Blue. Shown with a High Gloss Finish.
Oval Picture Frame stained a Vibrant Green. Shown with a High Gloss finish and Small Outside Cove profile.
Espresso or coffee color picture frames work well in any room. This is shown with our “Traditional” profile design. The wood is poplar which is a white wood with a mild grain pattern that stains really well. The profile and espresso color have been favorites of ours and our clientele for years; you can see […]
Poplar Round Picture Frame, stained Blue. Poplar is naturally White, and takes stain extremely well, making it a versatile wood, perfect for use with a wide range of colors. Here, the Blue Frame, along with the wide Two – tone Blue and White Matboards enhances the Blue colors in the print that were otherwise lost.