Bespoke framing starts with the artwork. The frame, mounting, glazing
and finish are chosen around the individual piece.
That might mean a simple oak frame and a well proportioned mount,
or something more individual, such as a painted or stained finish,
a particular mount colour, a hand finished detail or a deeper frame
for an object.
How the artwork is mounted matters too. A delicate work on paper may
need lightweight conservation hinges, while other pieces cannot be
mounted with adhesives and need a different approach. The method
depends on the artwork and what is appropriate for its long term care.
Sometimes the right answer is very simple. Sometimes it takes a
little more thought.
The aim is the same: a frame that works with the artwork and feels
like it belongs there.
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