Brighton
Back by popular demand! Our wide, Greek-pattern frame, in a delicate silver with the tiniest touch of gold.
The solid-wood, Victorian-style frame features a Greek key and rope design for a look that’s striking and glamorous. Hand-leafed in Italy by expert artisans, the silver frame is finished in subtle gold, making the color very soft and glowy.
Designed to make a statement, the Brighton pairs beautifully with black-and-white wedding photos or charcoal art. Its deep profile is ideal for float-mounted art.
This frame is part of our Archive Collection, nine styles that feature intricate patterns created with architectural moulding wheels from 19th-century Chicago.
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Brighton
Back by popular demand! Our wide, Greek-pattern frame, in a delicate silver with the tiniest touch of gold.
The solid-wood, Victorian-style frame features a Greek key and rope design for a look that’s striking and glamorous. Hand-leafed in Italy by expert artisans, the silver frame is finished in subtle gold, making the color very soft and glowy.
Designed to make a statement, the Brighton pairs beautifully with black-and-white wedding photos or charcoal art. Its deep profile is ideal for float-mounted art.
This frame is part of our Archive Collection, nine styles that feature intricate patterns created with architectural moulding wheels from 19th-century Chicago.
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Back by popular demand! Our wide, Greek-pattern frame, in a delicate silver with the tiniest touch of gold.
The solid-wood, Victorian-style frame features a Greek key and rope design for a look that’s striking and glamorous. Hand-leafed in Italy by expert artisans, the silver frame is finished in subtle gold, making the color very soft and glowy.
Designed to make a statement, the Brighton pairs beautifully with black-and-white wedding photos or charcoal art. Its deep profile is ideal for float-mounted art.
This frame is part of our Archive Collection, nine styles that feature intricate patterns created with architectural moulding wheels from 19th-century Chicago.
