Our approach
We make room for an image, object or memory to be looked at again.
For original art, editions and posters, we balance the strength of the profile with the energy of the image. A painted oak tray frame can give a canvas a clean edge; a restrained mount can make a small print breathe. We will show you combinations at full scale before anything is made.
Photography benefits from careful spacing and glazing. We offer clean white, soft neutral and deep colour mounts, alongside non-reflective and UV-filtering glass. The choice is practical as well as visual: it helps preserve tonal detail and keeps a photograph legible in a bright room.
Jerseys, medals, embroidery, maps and small found objects can be framed with depth, not force. We build box frames and use reversible mounting methods where possible, protecting the piece while letting its texture remain visible.
A beloved frame often deserves another chapter. Bring in broken corners, tired backing boards or an old frame around a piece that no longer feels right. We can repair what is sound, replace what is not, and re-glaze or re-mount with contemporary conservation materials.
We work by conversation rather than a fixed menu. Most standard orders are ready within two to three weeks; unusually large, delicate or hand-finished work can take longer. We will always agree a clear estimate and collection date before the workshop begins.
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