Monday, March 20, 2017 marks the 2017 spring equinox. The equinox occurs every year on the 19th or 20th of March and this days marks the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and happens at the same moment across the entire world. The word equinox is derived from two Latin words and means equal night. This is important because…
Whether you have old picture frames lying around unused or you’re just a creative person who loves new projects, our DIY mosaic photo frames are just the thing for you. A mosaic is art that’s made by combining pieces of glass, tile, stone, etc. in a decorative manner. Turning your frame into a mosaic is not as difficult as the…
Most of you know that Frame USA has a sister site called Art & Canvas, which specializes in a wide variety of posters included but not limited to: Art Posters Animal Posters Educational Posters Humor Posters TV & Movie Posters Scenic Posters Sports Posters We wanted to refresh your memory and introduce you to some of the newest posters we…
Celebrated on February 14th, Valentine’s Day is a holiday dedicated to showing that special person in your life that you love them. On this day most restaurants are booked with reservations, flower shops are running out of roses and jewelry stores are in heavy demand. But one of the best gifts you can give is one that has meaning. Presents…
Bronze photo frames have recently been gaining traction and increasing in popularity. This spike in interest can mainly be attributed to people losing enjoyment with the basic and mundane styles of picture frames and wanting something unique and that tends to stand out a bit more. A common issue that hinders people from adding bronze frames to their picture frame…
At Frame USA we offer a wide variety of frame mats that run anywhere from standard mat sizes to to custom frame mats. A mat is a flat and usually thin piece of material included or sold separately from a picture frame. Mats usually serve one of two purposes; additional decoration to make your art pop or they’re used to separate the…
One of the more requested picture framing choices is housing an image in a white picture frame. White photo frames can make artwork more exquisite by creating a clean and classic feel. White picture frames are extremely versatile and can make colors pop without overpowering the image which in turn will make the art standout. Using white and black artwork…
Standard Poster Size We are often asked what our most popular and standard size poster frame sizes are: 11×17 – The perfect size for framing a poster in a child’s room, or your office. It’s also a great size for other small areas such as a den, livable attic, or walk-in closet. 18×24 – This is great for hanging advertisements…
Photography, the art, process, or job of taking pictures with a camera, has gained massive popularity due to the abundance of easily accessible and affordable cameras. A few weeks ago we made a post dedicated to the most popular types of photography. Landscape Photography captures large regions of space and nature meant to display the size and look of the environment.…
Our Victorian picture frames feature fancy, ornate moldings. These wide picture frames are perfect for vintage photography and museum-quality artwork. The Victorian style became popular in the mid to late 19th century during the reign of Queen Victoria. During her rule industrial development exploded and luxurious and rich styles or art, literature and architecture prevailed. Early in the era art…
If you’re attempting to make a room, living space or piece of artwork look high-class or fancy, then leather photo frames are an easy solution. Our Black Leather series picture frame has a textured leather finish for contemporary styling. These wood picture frames are available in 3 distinct profiles. The narrow and wide profiles have a beveled appearance, while the rounded…
Photography, the art, process, or job of taking pictures with a camera, has gained massive popularity due to the abundance of easily accessible and affordable cameras. It wasn’t long ago where you had to go out and actually purchase a camera. These box cameras had a standard amount of pictures you could take, then you had to take the camera to…
