How Our Prints Are Made
Giclée printing is a premium fine art printing method that uses high-resolution inkjet technology along with archival inks and papers. Developed in the 1990s, it is now the preferred choice of artists and galleries for creating museum quality reproductions with exceptional detail, colour accuracy, and long lasting durability.
Our Frames
Premium Solid Oak Wood
Our solid oak frames are sustainably sourced from North American wood and come in an unstained natural oak, walnut, and black stain. All frames have clear quality glass.
Premium Metal Frames
Metal frames come in black or gold. All frames have quality clear quality glass.
Ready to Hang Artwork
When you pick a framed option, your artwork arrives ready to hang. Eliminating empty frames and un-hung art.
Packaging
Our frames are carefully packaged with protective corners, cardboard in between frames, and bubble wrapped where necessary to ensure safe shipping.
Natural Oak Frames
Perfect as it is, or if you'd like to customize the stain to match your decor, choose the natural oak frame it takes stain beautifully to suit your style.
How to Hang Artwork: Expert Tips for Your Home
What is the ideal height to hang artwork?
For a professional feel, hang artwork at the average eye level, with the centre of the piece approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor. Ideal placement when hanging artwork above furniture allows 5 to 7 inches of space between the top of the furniture and the bottom of the frame.
How to hang a gallery wall
Lay out your arrangement on the floor or a table first to find a balanced composition. Spacing between frames should be a consistent measurement of 2 to 3 inches in between frames.
Displaying artwork without hanging
Adding artwork to unexpected places or layering art against a wall, on a shelf, mantel, or console produces a relaxed, collected aesthetic. This also works well for those of us who like to change the arrangement of our decor.
Art care tips
Remember to best care for your artwork and its longevity. Avoid direct sunlight, excess humidity, or heat sources.
Dust frames gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners or moisture on the artwork or glass. If needed, remove the artwork from the wall before cleaning nearby surfaces.