Through the Decades Framed Art – Grey

Music lovers will spend hours reading the spines on this framed print. The artwork depicts two shelves packed with vinyl records and CDs, their edges lined up in tight vertical rows. Album titles from across the decades run along the spines, from Tom Jones and George Michael to Queen, Blur and the Arctic Monkeys, giving the piece a real sense of a collector's shelf.

The palette sits in muted greys and creams, warmed by threads of gold and copper foil that catch the light along certain spines. This mix keeps the composition calm enough to hang in most rooms while still holding plenty of detail up close. The print is set behind glass and finished with a double mount, then framed in a two-tone moulding that pairs a soft off-white outer edge with a darker grey inner line.

Measuring 850mm square, it makes a strong central focus above a sideboard, sofa or record player. Hang it in a living room, study or hallway where people will have time to pick out their favourite albums. It works well on its own or as part of a music-themed wall.

What is the frame made from?

The frame is moulded PS with an MDF backing board, and the artwork sits behind glass with a paper print and double mount.

How big is the artwork?

It measures 850mm wide by 850mm tall, with a depth of 40mm, so it reads as a square piece on the wall.

Does the print have any metallic detail?

Yes, several of the record spines carry gold and copper foil accents that catch the light against the grey and cream palette.

Where is the best place to hang it?

It suits a living room, study or hallway, and works well above a sideboard, sofa or record player where people can read the spines.

How do I clean it?

Wipe the glass gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid spraying cleaner directly onto the frame.