Artisan Box Frames

Box frames. A box frame is where a spacer (called a fillett) is placed between the glass and the work keeping the glass away from the surface. The way in which we present the work is either by raising and floating or “Laying on” an Image. See mounting section .

We can make a box frame from practically any kind of moulding and this method is a very contemporary way of framing artwork.

Framing Trends

Probably our most popular type of box frame is made in a tall ash profile which is hard wearing and can be finished either in a natural finish ( It's a beautiful wood all on its own), whitened or stained to a different colour.

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Deep Canvas Box

Diana Copperwhite - deep canvas box frame

Dianna Copperwhite oil on canvas.
The stretcher for this canvas is 35mm deep so we had to use a 75mm deep moulding to ensure that the glass did not touch the painted surface..

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Gilt and coloured clay frame

Patrick Scott Print

Patrick Scott is perhaps one of Irelands best known artists and his carborundum and gold leaf prints are indicative of the painters approach to his work. Framing this large...

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Contemporary print frame

Steve Simpson Raglan road

Steve Simpson's print commemorating Patrick Kavanagh's poem and Luke Kelly's song of the same name is very illustrative. It's quite busy so to keep it simple yet fresh looking we...

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