Frame guide

Black

White

Natural wood

Styling examples. Actual frame profiles and availability depend on the product.

A frame changes the mood of a print. Black adds definition, white feels light, and natural wood brings warmth.

Choose the print size first, then select one of the frame finishes available on the product page. Each combination has its own total price. Check the product description for whether the print arrives mounted or requires assembly.

Frame availability varies by size and destination. Only options listed on the product page can be ordered.

THE PRINTAVELLE FIELD GUIDE

Choose the frame as part of the composition

The same print can feel crisp, airy or warm depending on its frame. Use the furniture, other artwork and the contrast in the image as your starting points. You do not need every frame in a room to match.

Black for definition

A black frame gives a clear outline to light artwork and can connect with dark details in a room. It works particularly well when you want a photograph or graphic print to feel distinct against a pale wall.

White for a lighter edge

White keeps the outline quiet and can make a colourful image the main focus. Compare it against your wall colour: warm whites and cool whites can look different beside each other.

Wood tones for warmth

Natural and darker wood tones can pick up colours in floors, furniture and textiles. Finish names describe the options available for that product; check the material in its description rather than assuming a wood-colour name identifies the timber species.

Can I buy any frame shown in a room photograph?

Room photographs are styling ideas. The frame, size and accessories included in your order are determined by the selected product and its description. Check those details before adding a print to your bag.

Room layouts and dimensions below are styling examples. Check the exact sizes, frame options and inclusions on the product you choose.

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