Hand finished, modern and traditional picture frames. Any finish, from gesso and paints to gilts and gold leaf frames.

Traditional Swept Picture Frames.

Often called a Rococo frame and originated in the Late Baroque period in Britain, also often called a Louis XV style frame.

Made in England

These beautiful crafted Picture Frames are hand made by a select team of craftsmen in the United Kingdom.
The British company has been lovingly producing handmade bespoke picture frames of any size dimensions for over 40 years.

Original 18th century, hand carved, box moulds are used to create authentic period designs. A plaster resin mix is used for decorations which is applied to the prime wood moulding, The frames are then carved and pieced by hand before colour finishes are achieved by a series of individual processes. Many layers of hand stippling in multiple colours are required for each individual finish. This is followed by gentle burnishing with an agate stone, finally being sealed with a delicate application of wax.

All the wood used in these frames are sourced from strictly monitored sustainable forests.

The Florentine is based on picture frames designed in the second quarter of the 17th Century.
The flute picture frame has vertical concave channel with regularly spaced fluting, also called a fluted scotia frame.
This picture frame was designed in the 19th century.

The Reverse frame, has a simple meaning in that the highest point of the frame is next to the picture.
This frame dates back to the 17th Century,

Neo Classical design with repeat decoration on the front and back edge of the picture frame.
Corner decoration is sometimes used.
Reeded frame consists of a series of ridges that resembles reeds.
Used in the late 19th century by artists such as Degas.

Based on the period of Louis Xiii and Louis XiV.