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Wedding Framing

Posted on July 12, 2011November 27, 2018 by jennifer

This framing is a great example of unconventional things that we, here at The Frame Studio, can still frame despite the bulkiness and odd shapes of some of the items. This particular client came in with a pile of things from his wedding and he wanted them framed to surprise his wife. This gave some creative freedom as to the layout and Béla took full advantage of it while working with the client to come up with something that was suitable. To overcome the problem of objects having depth Béla made this frame into a shadow box. The final piece came out amazing, take a look for yourself.

The Art Of Traveling

Posted on August 11, 2010November 27, 2018 by admin

Ah, vacations; music to our ears! The change of scenery, the break from the daily grind, there are so many great things about them. They help boost productivity on your return and recent studies have shown that they may help you live longer. Well, as if you needed it, we just found one more excuse to travel: Vacation Art. Traveling is an incredibly exciting thing in itself, but bringing a little piece of your destination back home with you makes it even more so. Plus, providing you don’t vacation with your neighbors and have the same taste in artwork, it’s a great opportunity to accumula...

When Custom Framing Saves The Day- & Your Decor

Posted on July 28, 2010 by admin

It seems we’re all decorators these days. With every interior design decision, our homes move closer to resembling a page out of Home & Garden magazine. But in order for our rooms to look coordinated, their contents need to match, or at least complement each other. With so much coordination and complementing going on, it’s easy for something that does neither of the two to look out of place. An out-of-place lamp, for example, is pretty easy to address with just a change of the lampshade. A chair is also relatively simple to convert with some new material and either excellent seamstress sk...

Make Your House a Home

Posted on July 14, 2010December 8, 2015 by admin

Are you wondering what it is that makes a house a home? Well, we’ll get to that. But how about the things that don’t? We’re talking about untouched ornaments, flowerless vases, candleless candleholders. The knickknacks, brick a brack, trinkets, gimcracks, baubles, gewgaws, thingamabobs, whatchamacallits and whatchahooies you collect to embellish your surfaces. Not only do these items take some serious tongue-twisting to pronounce, they take up precious surface space. And even worse, they collect dust. Layers of the stuff. Dust that gets into awkward corners, nooks and crannies, dust that doesn...