Description
This wavy bevelled photo frame sets a favourite picture behind a bright, shiny silver border with a gently rippled edge. The moulding rises and dips all the way round, so it catches the light differently from every angle and gives a portrait or family photograph a little more presence than a flat frame would. It takes a 10 x 8in print in a single rectangular opening, and the frame itself measures 28cm tall, 23cm wide and 1.5cm deep, a generous size for a picture you want to see clearly from across the room.
With a stand at the back, it sits freestanding, so it needs no wall and no nails, which makes it an easy fit for a mantelpiece, sideboard, hall table, bedside or desk. The shiny silver suits modern and traditional rooms alike, picking up lamplight in the evening and brightening a darker corner by day. We think it makes a thoughtful new home gift: slip in a photograph of the new front door, the first evening in, or the people who will visit most, and it is ready to go straight onto a shelf in the new place.
The frame has a wooden back, which gives the print a firm backing and leaves a tidy finish when the frame is seen from behind or from the side. To keep the silver bright, dust it regularly with a soft dry cloth and steer clear of polishes and abrasive cleaners, which can dull a shiny surface; a barely damp cloth, dried straight away, lifts any fingerprints. Choose the photograph before you wrap it, so the gift arrives ready to stand, and give it a spot of its own on a mantelpiece or beside a vase of fresh flowers, where the rippled silver edge has room to catch the light.
Specification
| Material |
Wood |
| Colour |
Silver |
| Finish |
Shiny |
| Height |
28cm |
| Width |
23cm |
| Depth |
1.5cm |
| Weight |
0.6kg |
| Photo Size |
10 x 8in (25 x 20cm) |
| Photos |
One |
| Occasion |
New Home |
Frequently Asked
What size photograph does this frame hold?
It takes a 10 x 8in print in a single rectangular opening, and the frame itself measures 28cm tall, 23cm wide and 1.5cm deep.
Does the frame stand up on its own?
Yes, it has a stand at the back, so it sits freestanding on a mantelpiece, sideboard, desk or bedside table without any wall fixings.
What is the back of the frame made of?
The back is wood, which gives the photograph a firm backing and leaves a tidy finish when the frame is seen from behind.
How do I keep the silver finish looking bright?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth, and for fingerprints use a barely damp cloth and dry it straight away. Avoid polishes and abrasive cleaners, which can dull a shiny surface.
What does the frame look like?
The border is a bright, shiny silver with a gently rippled, wavy edge that rises and dips all the way round and catches the light from every angle.
Is it a good gift for someone moving house?
We think it makes a thoughtful new home gift, especially with a photograph of the new house or the people who will visit most already in place.