I emboss every print close to the edge so that it can be seen just above the mount. This is very subtle and not noticeable unless you are looking for it.

All prints should be rolled in the opposite way to the natural roll in the paper before mounting / hanging.

I use classic black, white and oak frames, the depth for most sizes is 44mm and the width at the front is 20mm for a clean but strong feel.

You can see the difference above between regular glass and Art Glass. I use Art Glass for all of my frames in the gallery. It cuts down reflections completely when viewed straight on and protects the print much better than regular glass. I would highly recommend asking for this option when having prints framed.

This style of framing works well at small and medium sizes and with all types of subjects.

This style of framing works well at small and medium sizes and with all types of subjects.

Please note, all dimensions are in cms except for moulding / frame which is in mm

I use this style for prints 75cm and above, although it can be used at any size. The print has a 2cm border on three sides with 4cm on the bottom to show embossing. Glass size is also 2cm taller than wider. For 75cm prints I use a glass size of 92 x 94cm. For 100cm x 100cm prints I use a glass size of 117cm x 119cm. These floating style frame works well with water images especially.

We call this a drop box frame. A simple frame that works well architectural pieces. Spacers are used to keep the print away from the glass. The moulding is typically 20mm x 40/44mm. The glass size is 8cm wider and 10 cm taller than the print with 6cm on the bottom to show the embossing. We always recommend using Art Glass.

This tray frame is made from Irish milled Iroco wood, each piece is individually hand waxed for a very smooth finish. The print is laminated and floated within the tray frame, there is no glass and easily shipped. I use this style of framing for larger pieces.