Off The Wall Art & Framing

More ornate frames that work great with paintings by the Masters. Also can give that Tuscan look popular in many homes.

Typically has a flat or slight slant profile, clean lines and does not distract from the art.

Canvas floaters come in many sizes, colors, depths and heights. They typically frame the canvas art alone but can be combined with a gallery frame for a different experience.

For the more modern look with canvas art the simple, clean lines and neutral colors are best.

Great for framing the unusual, memorabilia such as Jerseys, badges, pins and other items that need special mounting. Typically the interior sides matach the background abd glass protects the art.

Fillets (Fil-lets) have several uses. They can be against the inside of the mat to compliment the outside frame and can also be used tight to a frame to enhance the frame style. For example, mixing a clean lined fillet with an ornate frame can tone down the overall appearance and style.

Aluminum or Metal frames are a throwback to earlier years when they were very popular. They have made somewhat of a combeack in the last few years, but are still not being manufactured extensively.

Fillets, an enhancement to any frame, come in many styles, colors and widths. They can be used in place of a second mat to enhacne the frame and art.

One of the newere profiles to come out recently is this tall, deep inner slant. They are available in many colors and work great for a shelf picture, with a stacked frame or by themselves.

These floaters come in many colors and a few limited widths. Depth can be a factor when framing canvas art and these come in a variety of depths to suit most any stretched canvas.

Color comes and goes in the design world and we have a great selection to choose from.

We carry a complete line of certificate and special frames for the discerning client.

White frames also come and go in popularity and tend to be used for specific purpose. They can be mixed/stacked with other frames to achieve a unique look.

also called enhancers or slips, fillets are thin, decorative pieces of picture frame moulding. Fillets are often placed inside a larger frame or in between mat boards.