Showcase your artwork with these elegant gallery frames made from wood sourced from FSC-certified forests. Equipped with hanging hardware, protective glass, and a white mat, they provide a complete solution for framing and presenting your artwork, photos, and reproductions with a refined finish.

Featuring a design that blends classic and contemporary styles, these gallery frames easily complement a variety of décor styles. They are ideal for displaying canvases, watercolors, prints, and photographs while adding a professional touch to your presentation. A quality DeSerres product offering excellent value.

Features:
• Made from wood sourced from FSC-certified forests
• Protective glass included
• White mat included
• Moulding depth: 1.5 in.
• Hanging hardware: hooks

Additional information:

Gallery frame vs. regular frame
A gallery frame is generally deeper and thicker than a regular frame. This added depth allows you to frame a gallery-wrapped or regular canvas without the canvas extending beyond the back of the frame.

A gallery photo frame with glass is also deeper than a standard frame, creating a more pronounced dimensional effect when displayed on the wall and helping enhance the artwork.

What is a floating frame?
A floating frame is designed to create the illusion that the artwork is floating inside the frame rather than being pressed behind a piece of glass. This presentation adds depth and highlights the details of the artwork.

Floating frames are especially suited for stretched canvases. Unlike standard frames, they are loaded from the front: the canvas is placed into the frame and secured from the back. This method allows the edges of the artwork to remain visible without any part being covered by the frame.

If you are looking for a gallery-style presentation for your canvases, a floating frame is an ideal choice for achieving a professional result.

What is a mat?
A mat is a piece of board, usually with a central opening, that creates space between the photo and the frame. It is suitable only for paper-based artwork, such as photos, drawings, and prints, and is not intended for canvases.

When a mat is used, glass is generally added to protect both the artwork and the mat. The terms “acid-free” or “conservation” indicate that the mat is archival quality and helps preserve the artwork by reducing yellowing, discoloration, and deterioration over time.