Description
Our wide border bone photo frame sets a favourite picture inside a broad, calm surround of white, with a warm brown back and edges. The border is laid in narrow rectangular tiles, each with its own soft graining and gentle variation in tone, so the face looks quietly textured rather than flat. It is a rectangular frame with a single rectangular opening behind a glazed front, and it comes in two sizes: one for a 7 x 5in print and one for a 10 x 8in print. The wide border gives even a small snapshot room to breathe and draws the eye to the picture at its centre.
Stand it on a bedside table, a desk, a bookshelf or a mantelpiece, where the white face sits happily alongside pale woods, linen, stone and soft greys as well as brighter colours. The 7 x 5in size suits a portrait or a holiday photograph seen at close quarters, while the 10 x 8in size holds a larger print for a hallway console or a sideboard. We think it makes a thoughtful new home gift, ready to hold a first photograph of the place they now call home.
The back is a brown board with a fold-out stand, so the frame needs no wall and no fixings, and turn clips at the edges hold the backing board in place once your photograph is in behind the glazed front. To look after it, dust with a soft dry cloth and wipe the glazing gently with a slightly damp cloth, keeping moisture away from the border. For a tidy shelf, group the two sizes together, the 10 x 8in behind and the 7 x 5in in front, or wrap a frame with a photograph already inside for a housewarming that feels personal from the moment it is opened.
Specification
| Colour |
White & Brown |
| Finish |
Glazed |
| Sizes |
7 x 5in, 10 x 8in |
| Photo Size |
7 x 5in (18 x 13cm) |
| Photos |
One |
| Occasion |
New Home |
Frequently Asked
What size photograph does this frame hold?
It comes in two sizes, one taking a 7 x 5in print and one taking a 10 x 8in print, each with a single rectangular opening behind a glazed front.
Does the photo frame stand up on its own?
Yes, the brown back has a fold-out stand, so the frame sits freestanding on a shelf, desk or mantelpiece with no wall or fixings needed.
What colour is the frame?
The front border is white, laid in narrow rectangular tiles with soft variation in tone, while the back and the outer edges are a warm brown.
How do I put my photograph in?
Turn the clips on the back, lift out the backing board, set your print behind the glazing, then replace the board and turn the clips back to hold it snugly.
How should I clean it?
Dust the border with a soft dry cloth and wipe the glazing gently with a slightly damp cloth, keeping moisture away from the white border.
Is it a good housewarming gift?
We think it makes a thoughtful new home gift, especially with a photograph of the new place, or of the people in it, already framed inside.