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Tired of the usual oval or rectangular frames? Why not try something new? You can use differently shaped picture frames such as cathedral picture frames? Cathedral picture frames are uniquely shaped frames that mimic the shape of a cathedral window – with a flat end at the bottom and a half-circle curve at the top. These also feature curved corners. This type of picture frame is also called a single boiler frame.Cathedral frames usually features elaborate carving at the curved end. There a …

Provide a new take on the classic and elegant antique picture frame with convex glass. In the olden times, portraits were framed using convex glass. This minimizes the contact between the glass and the portraits so that when there is condensation, the paper will not adhere to the glass. Today, the use of convex glass as glazing and mirrors can provide a unique look to a room, as well as a touch of nostalgia and luxury.Here are some ways you can use a picture frame with convex glass to dec …

Who says vintage picture frames make for limited styling options? Whether you want something dainty and whimsical, something more luxurious, something relaxed or edgy, vintage picture frames can be an important decorative element. These can add a unique look to your walls, shelves and coffee tables.Here are some interior decorating styles that work very well with vintage or antique picture frames: French farmhouse. How about mimicking the style of a relaxed farmhouse somewhere in the so …

Tired of the traditional rectangular or oval picture frames? Victorian Frame Company offers a lot of alternatives if you are thinking of trying other picture frame shapes for your home or office design needs. The creative use of these alternatively-shaped picture frames can add a unique look and feel to the atmosphere you are trying to create.Here are some shapes you can consider:Heart framesThese heart-shaped frames are made of finely crafted solid wood and are hand finished based on yo …

Glazing is one of the protective components in picture frames. It keeps dust and grime from settling into the photo or artwork. The glazing also protects from the oils and dirt that may come from the curious fingers of children or the grimy paws of pets. In the olden times, people used convex glass not just to keep off the dirt from the photo but also to minimize the points of contact between the photo and the glass.Over the years, people shifted from convex glass to flat glass. With the u …