Description
This wooden photo frame holds a standard 5x7 print, making it an easy way to keep a favourite portrait or holiday snap on show. The frame is made from wood with a soft grey finish, the tone sitting somewhere between warm stone and cool driftwood, so it settles happily into most rooms without competing with the picture inside. The grain shows gently through the colour, giving the surface a natural, tactile quality rather than a flat painted look.
A 5x7 aperture is one of the most useful sizes to own, big enough to give a photograph room to breathe yet compact enough to group with others. Stand it on a mantelpiece, bedside table or shelf, or line up two or three of our photo frames together for a relaxed gallery feel. The grey works well alongside pale walls, natural linen and other wooden pieces, and it pairs neatly with brass or ceramic accessories if you want a little contrast. Both portrait and landscape orientations are supported, so you can choose whatever suits the image.
Everyday care is straightforward. Dust the frame regularly with a soft dry cloth and avoid harsh cleaners or damp wiping, as excess moisture can mark the wood over time. Keep it out of direct sunlight where you can, since strong light can fade prints and lighten the finish. Change the photograph as often as you like; the backing is designed to open and reseal so swapping images stays quick and simple.
Specification
| Type |
Photo Frames |
| Colour |
Grey |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
- |
| Width |
- |
| Depth |
- |
Frequently Asked
What is the frame made from?
It is made from wood with a grey finish, and the natural grain remains visible through the colour for a warm, tactile feel.
What size photo does it hold?
It takes a standard 5x7 print, one of the most common photo sizes, so most prints will fit without trimming.
Can I use it portrait or landscape?
Yes, the frame stands in both orientations, so you can display upright portraits or wider landscape shots.
Where does it look best?
On a mantelpiece, shelf or bedside table. Grouping several photo frames together makes an easy, informal display.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe with a soft dry cloth to remove dust and avoid damp cloths or cleaning sprays, which can mark the wood.