There are many reasons why multiple pieces are framed within one frame, but the finished result is always amazing!
We often have clients that have downsized or are moving into their first apartment and wall space becomes a concern. Combining artworks in one frame saves on space so that you can still include all of your favourites items without a need for large empty walls.
This design choice is also effective when working within the parameters of furniture. For example, if you have a few pieces that you would like to add over a bed or couch then, depending on the size of your items, combining your items within one frame provides the flexibility you need to make your room look balanced.
A multi-opening frame design is also a great way to convey the ‘message’ of your art piece. If you have several items that tell your story, having them designed in one frame helps the viewer understand the correlation of the separate pieces.
Collections also look great when designed together. This design adds substance to the individual pieces and gives an impressive finished look.
We often have clients that have downsized or are moving into their first apartment and wall space becomes a concern. Combining artworks in one frame saves on space so that you can still include all of your favourites items without a need for large empty walls.
This design choice is also effective when working within the parameters of furniture. For example, if you have a few pieces that you would like to add over a bed or couch then, depending on the size of your items, combining your items within one frame provides the flexibility you need to make your room look balanced.
A multi-opening frame design is also a great way to convey the ‘message’ of your art piece. If you have several items that tell your story, having them designed in one frame helps the viewer understand the correlation of the separate pieces.
Collections also look great when designed together. This design adds substance to the individual pieces and gives an impressive finished look.
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