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| Special black-core mats help delineate this picture. A simple frame is enhanced by specialty paint. |
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| Simply layering same-color mats can make a picture quite striking. |
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| This frame was selected to match the rose, and special rice paper mats add soft color. |
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| Extra-wide mats can draw the eye in to your artwork. Frame was texture-painted to match leaf color. |
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| Bright colors can be fun to work with! Frame mouldings come in every color imaginable! |
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| This sleek frame is made from a simple hand rail. It can be stained or painted as desired. |
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| A brightly painted frame and bright mats show off these multi-colored frogs quite well! |
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| Octagonal frames are quite stunning. They can be elongated or symmetrical. |
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| This beautiful oil painting is shown off by a simple but elegant framing treatment. |
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| The inner black line of these 3 black-core mats really enhance the pheasants's markings. |
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| Metallic mats to match the frame show off this 50 Year Anniversary Harley Sturgis to advantage. |
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| Ken's hand-made log cabin frame looks like you're peeking in Joe & Becky's window! |
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| A subtle monochrome framing treatment can give a multi-colored picture a sophisticated look. |
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| Real barnwood makes an authentic frame for this cowboy print. |
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| A faux-leather mat gives a jungle-like mottled look and helps keep the emphasis on the tigers. |
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