Houston’s Picture Framing & Wall Decor Experts

This musket ball, recovered from a 17th century Spanish shipwreck, makes for a highly unique display, and a conversation starter.  The chocolate tones evoke maritime hardwood timbers used at the time and the frame details — simulating nautical trinails (wooden pins) used in ship construction…

This western-themed piece is set in a frame by Studio moulding (from their D’orme collection of burl veneers).  The classic, concave frame profile emphasizes room shadow and light, adding perceived depth.   See more projects set in wood picture frames here.

Floats are a distinctive way to frame your pieces, particularly if you want the entire piece, edges and all, to show (see detail image, below).  The name, of course, comes from the fact that the artwork appears to “float” within the molding. This signed piece…

An amazing, artistic rendition and take on “disco ball” reflections. A contemporary, triple-stack (3 different frame styles stacked into one) frame mirrors both the reflective elements and colors of the piece.  Detail shots, below.

This limited edition lithograph of French artist Bernard Catheline’s work, “Les Mexicaines,” is wrapped in a hand-gilded gold, closed-corner frame.  See more custom picture framing using gilded/gold frames.  

This floral print features a luxurious linen top mat and a gold fillet on the second mat, perfectly complementing the Roma gold leaf frame.  The combination adds a touch of sophistication and makes the artwork stand out in any room.  Detailed image, below.  Like the...