There’s something beautiful about a framed image hanging serenely on a wall. We’re extremely proud of our sustainably sourced frames and believe there’s really no better way to enhance a stunning photograph. We’re pleased as punch to say they’ve adorned galleries and homes from London to Los Angeles.
- Custom made with skilled hands
- 5 high quality timber frame finishes to suit your decor
- 3 archival quality matboard colors to compliment your art
- Exhibition quality box or flat frame styles
- Premium Perspex, clearer and lighter than glass
- Archival quality Kodak Endura paper
Dimensions
Art comes in many shapes and sizes, and our framed prints are built to fit each of them. The final dimensions will depend on the image you choose, but to give you an idea here are the most common photographic sizes:
- Small - 483 x 381 mm / 19” x 15”
- Medium - 634 x 483 mm / 25” x19”
- Large - 787 x 580 mm / 31” x 23”
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Comments
HOW BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!
Thank you
– Samantha Aplin
Enchanting…
xMx
Thank you
– Samantha Aplin
How lovely!! Congratulations with a fine finishing… :-)
thank you so much
– Samantha Aplin
Fabulous translation! And I love the dandelion seeds! They remind me of the beautiful luminescent, sparkling, floating woodsprites in Avatar.

Congratulations, Samantha, on a gorgeous piece of work!
LOl, they do look like them!
Thank you for your comments
– Samantha Aplin
Gorgeous translation, Samantha! Enchanted :)
Thank you John
– Samantha Aplin
Lovely, enchanting piece, congratulations.
Thank you Sue
– Samantha Aplin
You must have posted the final while I was writing. This is just stunning. But I have come to expect this from you. Your work just blows me away!! Love it Sam…..awesome work!!
Thank you so much Elizabeth
– Samantha Aplin
Spectacularly beautiful!!
Thank you
– Samantha Aplin
Drawing ballet dancers is hard; I ‘tried’ doing it myself?! So, anybody who can engage in this activity and pull it off extremely well; I have to fully respect and admire. I looking at nothing only the very interesting and ‘dynamic’ design; but, also, the wonderful depiction of ‘arms’/and, ‘arm muscles’…the details of which, I think, are truly just FANTASTIC! ;-)
Thank you so much for your comments Paul
– Samantha Aplin
…sorry, about the misspellings…but, I tend to hit Send before re-reading; then, re-read, afterwards…really BIG MISTAKE! I must remember to re-read, properly ‘before’ posting; well, better luck next time, hopefully. Feel free to DELETE this comment if you wish. Thanks! ;-)