Description
This wooden photo frame holds a standard 8x10 aperture, giving you room for a favourite portrait, a wedding shot or a piece of framed artwork. The frame is made from wood with a soft grey finish, the grain sitting just beneath the surface so it reads as natural and warm rather than flat. The moulding has clean lines and a moderate profile, so it frames a picture without crowding it. It stands well on its own and works just as happily grouped with other photo frames.
Grey is one of the easier tones to place, sitting comfortably against white walls, painted panelling or exposed brick. Stand it on a mantel, a shelf or a bedside table, or hang it on the wall as part of a gallery arrangement. We like mixing this frame with a few others in varied sizes to build a relaxed, layered display, or letting a single 8x10 print carry a surface on its own. The neutral grey means it slots into most rooms without needing a colour scheme built around it.
Practical to live with, the frame wipes clean with a dry or barely damp cloth, and the glass front keeps prints protected from dust and fading over time. Keep it out of direct, prolonged sunlight to preserve both the print and the finish. A quick dust now and then is all it needs to stay looking its best, making it an easy addition among your other photo frames.
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, so the grain shows softly through the surface for a natural look.
What size photo does it hold?
It takes a standard 8x10 aperture, suitable for portraits, prints and small artwork.
Where does this frame suit best?
It works on a mantel, shelf or bedside table, and can be hung on the wall. The grey tone pairs well with most colour schemes.
Can I group it with other photo frames?
Yes. It mixes easily with photo frames in other sizes and finishes for a layered gallery display.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe the frame with a dry or barely damp cloth and keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight to protect the finish and your print.