Art & objects

Many kinds of pieces, one careful edge

We talk through how each object should be supported — not every piece follows the same path from mat to moulding.

Original art & works on paper

Paintings, drawings, and prints need mounts that respect the surface. Depth and spacing matter when texture rises off the sheet.

Black-and-white and color prints often lean on quieter frames and wider mats. We consider how gloss or fiber paper reacts under glazing.

We talk about spacing, stitching stress, and whether the work should float or sit in a shallow recess. Each textile asks for its own support story.

Letters, medals, and shallow objects can live in deeper boxes or float mounts. We sketch depth and viewing angle before choosing moulding.