Description
This photo frame is made from solid wood finished in a soft white wash that lets the grain read through the paint, giving it a gently weathered, lived-in look rather than a flat coat. The frame measures 24x19cm with a 4cm depth, holding a standard 6x4inch print in either portrait or landscape orientation. It is a practical, honest piece designed to sit among the other photo frames on a shelf or mantel without shouting for attention.
The pale, chalky tone suits coastal, country and pared-back interiors, working happily against exposed brick, painted panelling or a plain plaster wall. Stand it on a bedside table beside a lamp, prop it on a bookshelf, or group several together in a loose cluster for a gallery feel across a sideboard. Because the white wash keeps things light, it pairs easily with natural textures such as linen, rattan and stone, and it will not compete with a colourful photograph. A sturdy back support lets you position it freestanding at a comfortable angle.
Everyday care is straightforward. Dust the wood with a dry, soft cloth, and lift any marks with a slightly damp cloth before drying at once, as prolonged moisture can lift a washed finish over time. Keep it out of direct sunlight to protect both the frame and the print inside. To change a photo, remove the backing, slot your picture behind the glazing and refit. Solid and well weighted, it is built to hold your favourite moments for years.
Specification
| Type |
Photo Frames |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
24cm |
| Width |
19cm |
| Depth |
4cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the frame made from?
It is solid wood with a white wash finish that allows the natural grain to show through the paint for a gently weathered look.
What size photo does it hold?
It takes a standard 6x4inch print, and can be positioned in portrait or landscape thanks to the back support.
Where does it work best?
On a shelf, mantel, sideboard or bedside table. The pale tone suits coastal, country and simple interiors, and it groups well with other photo frames.
How do I clean it?
Dust with a dry, soft cloth and wipe marks with a barely damp cloth, drying straight away. Avoid prolonged moisture and direct sunlight.
Can I change the picture easily?
Yes. Remove the backing, place your photo behind the glazing and refit the back.