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Turn your favourite memories into eye-catching canvas prints in minutes. Simply upload your photo and choose from a simple stretched canvas or gallery-style float framed canvas. We'll then make and deliver your ready to hang canvas art direct to your door.
- Printed on gorgeous textured canvas
- A choice of 80 stunning float frame styles
- Order in popular and custom sizes
- Arrives ready to hang out of the box
- Framed canvases boast gallery-style floating shadow gaps
Upload your picture and start framing!
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Why framing Online?
1. Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Materials
As the world becomes more environmentally conscious, it’s time for you to consider sustainable materials for your framing needs.
To ensure your frame is eco-friendly, research the materials used and opt for those with sustainable certifications. Choose from our range of FSC and PEFC mouldings to enhance your artwork while minimising your effect on the environment and forests. The benefits of choosing sustainable materials include reducing waste, conserving natural resources, and supporting ethical practices, like our tree planting initiative.
How do I know if my frame is eco-friendly?
To verify the sustainability of the materials used in a frame, look for our sustainable certification logos and eco-friendly labels like those below on product pages.
Other ways you can minimise your effect on the environment is to consider the following framing options:
- Reclaimed wood: Salvaged from old buildings, barns, and other structures, reclaimed wood offers a rustic and unique look.
- Bamboo: A fast-growing and renewable resource, bamboo is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional hardwoods.
- Recycled metal: Made from post-consumer materials, recycled metal frames provide a modern and industrial aesthetic.
Is choosing an eco-friendly frame more expensive?
Eco-friendly framing options can sometimes be more expensive than traditional ones, but the benefits of supporting ethical practices and reducing environmental impact often outweighs the extra cost. To find out how to offset the extra costs associated with going green, we have a money-saving top tip guide.
2. Minimalist and Streamlined Designs
Showcase your art without distraction by selecting sleek, modern frames with clean lines, simple profiles and designs. This is where metal frames shine. They tend to boast narrow profiles, which makes them discreet.
You can also use neutral colours, like black and white, as well as smooth and simple finishes to emphasise an understated look.
What else should I consider when framing minimal artwork?
Minimalist frame styles, like thin metal and wood frames, work particularly well with abstract art. Try creating a simple gallery wall, sticking to a consistent colour palette and frame style, using grid layouts and evenly spaced arrangements.
3. Bold and Vibrant Colours
Make a statement with eye-catching frames in bold and vibrant colours, like those in our hand-picked colourful and bright collection. Select the perfect hue to complement your artwork, whether a pop of colour or a daring monochromatic look. Mix and match colours for a truly unique and dynamic display.
To choose the right frame colour, consider the dominant hues in your artwork and select a complementary or matching colour. The most popular colours for 2023 include earthy tones, jewel shades, and muted pastels. You could also try:
- Contrasting colours: Choose frame colours that contrast with your artwork to create visual interest.
- Monochromatic: Select a frame colour that matches your artwork for a sleek and modern look.
- Colour blocking: Combine bold, contrasting colours to create a striking gallery wall.
FREQUENTY ASKED QUESTIONS
Are you looking to frame your art but struggling to understand what it'll cost? Traditionally, picture framing was a notoriously pricey service reserved for art enthusiasts and the wealthy. Today, custom framing has become a cost-effective way to breathe new life into your interior without breaking the bank. But how can the price of a frame vary so much? Several factors affect the overall price you pay.
Size
Let's start with the obvious. A 20x30cm frame will cost less than a 100x70cm frame. The bigger the frame, the more expensive it becomes because we have to use more materials. It's also important to note that we don't distinguish between standard "readymade" sizes and bespoke sizes. All frames are made here in the UK in the same way.
Online vs High St.
With the premium prices seen in high street framers, it's no wonder many people have suffered from sticker shock, leading customers to assume that all custom framing is expensive. However, we don't pay for expensive retail space as an online manufacturer and instead invest in streamlining production processes. This means we can afford to reduce the cost of framing substantially and pass the savings onto you.
Materials
Three essential materials go into making a made to measure frame.
- The moulding - the bit most people think is the frame itself, which can be plain, highly decorative and everything in between
- Glazing - either UV acrylic or 2mm float glass
- Mountboard - a card insert with a window opening designed to enhance the overall look of your framed piece.
Generally speaking, the simpler and narrower the moulding, the less expensive it will be. But there are other factors, like the material of your moulding. For instance, solid oak is more expensive than pine.
The default glazing we use in our custom frames is an ultra-high quality UV resistant perspex that galleries, photographers, and artists enjoy. We call this our Clarity+ Acrylic, and not only is it beautiful to look at, but it's also strong and transports a lot easier than glass. If you choose to order our 2mm float glass, we have to build in additional costs for enhanced packaging (to keep it from breaking when shipped).
As we mentioned, mounts are designed to increase the 'wow' factor of your framed picture whilst helping to preserve your picture for longer. They do, however, increase the price of a frame. So choose a basic mount if you want a mount whilst sticking to a lower price point.
Quantity discounts
If you're ordering more than 1 of the same frame, you can benefit from our quantity discounts. They're automatically calculated and applied in your basket.
Are you looking to frame your art but struggling to understand what it'll cost? Traditionally, picture framing was a notoriously pricey service reserved for art enthusiasts and the wealthy. Today, custom framing has become a cost-effective way to breathe new life into your interior without breaking the bank. But how can the price of a frame vary so much? Several factors affect the overall price you pay.
Size
Let's start with the obvious. A 20x30cm frame will cost less than a 100x70cm frame. The bigger the frame, the more expensive it becomes because we have to use more materials. It's also important to note that we don't distinguish between standard "readymade" sizes and bespoke sizes. All frames are made here in the UK in the same way.
Online vs High St.
With the premium prices seen in high street framers, it's no wonder many people have suffered from sticker shock, leading customers to assume that all custom framing is expensive. However, we don't pay for expensive retail space as an online manufacturer and instead invest in streamlining production processes. This means we can afford to reduce the cost of framing substantially and pass the savings onto you.
Materials
Three essential materials go into making a made to measure frame.
- The moulding - the bit most people think is the frame itself, which can be plain, highly decorative and everything in between
- Glazing - either UV acrylic or 2mm float glass
- Mountboard - a card insert with a window opening designed to enhance the overall look of your framed piece.
Generally speaking, the simpler and narrower the moulding, the less expensive it will be. But there are other factors, like the material of your moulding. For instance, solid oak is more expensive than pine.
The default glazing we use in our custom frames is an ultra-high quality UV resistant perspex that galleries, photographers, and artists enjoy. We call this our Clarity+ Acrylic, and not only is it beautiful to look at, but it's also strong and transports a lot easier than glass. If you choose to order our 2mm float glass, we have to build in additional costs for enhanced packaging (to keep it from breaking when shipped).
As we mentioned, mounts are designed to increase the 'wow' factor of your framed picture whilst helping to preserve your picture for longer. They do, however, increase the price of a frame. So choose a basic mount if you want a mount whilst sticking to a lower price point.
Quantity discounts
If you're ordering more than 1 of the same frame, you can benefit from our quantity discounts. They're automatically calculated and applied in your basket.
Are you looking to frame your art but struggling to understand what it'll cost? Traditionally, picture framing was a notoriously pricey service reserved for art enthusiasts and the wealthy. Today, custom framing has become a cost-effective way to breathe new life into your interior without breaking the bank. But how can the price of a frame vary so much? Several factors affect the overall price you pay.
Size
Let's start with the obvious. A 20x30cm frame will cost less than a 100x70cm frame. The bigger the frame, the more expensive it becomes because we have to use more materials. It's also important to note that we don't distinguish between standard "readymade" sizes and bespoke sizes. All frames are made here in the UK in the same way.
Online vs High St.
With the premium prices seen in high street framers, it's no wonder many people have suffered from sticker shock, leading customers to assume that all custom framing is expensive. However, we don't pay for expensive retail space as an online manufacturer and instead invest in streamlining production processes. This means we can afford to reduce the cost of framing substantially and pass the savings onto you.
Materials
Three essential materials go into making a made to measure frame.
- The moulding - the bit most people think is the frame itself, which can be plain, highly decorative and everything in between
- Glazing - either UV acrylic or 2mm float glass
- Mountboard - a card insert with a window opening designed to enhance the overall look of your framed piece.
Generally speaking, the simpler and narrower the moulding, the less expensive it will be. But there are other factors, like the material of your moulding. For instance, solid oak is more expensive than pine.
The default glazing we use in our custom frames is an ultra-high quality UV resistant perspex that galleries, photographers, and artists enjoy. We call this our Clarity+ Acrylic, and not only is it beautiful to look at, but it's also strong and transports a lot easier than glass. If you choose to order our 2mm float glass, we have to build in additional costs for enhanced packaging (to keep it from breaking when shipped).
As we mentioned, mounts are designed to increase the 'wow' factor of your framed picture whilst helping to preserve your picture for longer. They do, however, increase the price of a frame. So choose a basic mount if you want a mount whilst sticking to a lower price point.
Quantity discounts
If you're ordering more than 1 of the same frame, you can benefit from our quantity discounts. They're automatically calculated and applied in your basket.
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