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Oval picture frames exude a classic, old-world feel. This is especially if you choose oval vintage picture frames that are made of carved wood molding and that come with a gold leaf or wood finish. Some of these picture frames can come with an optional silver or gold lip on the inside of the frame. Oval frames nowadays have become more contemporary, with the emergence of frames with a black or chrome finish.Oval picture frames were very popular during the 1900s. During those times, these …

Glass may often not be the ideal choice for your picture frames. Glass is usually limited to smaller-sized frames. Its weight will make it difficult to hang the frame on the wall. The fixtures of the frame may not be strong enough to hold the frame and make it vulnerable to falling and breaking. Glass also has a slight green tint.Although glass is still the choice of inline oval frames or frames with convex glass, some buyers prefer acrylic glazing. This is durable and break-resistant, ma …

Before you go at it with hammer and nail, it will be useful to sit down, plan and determine the right way to hang your vintage picture frames. Otherwise, you may find yourself frustrated to see that you have placed the picture frame too high or too low or risk the possibility of your frame falling when you least expect it and break the convex glass that comes with the frame! In addition, you do not want to unnecessarily knock holes into your wall.This Do-It-Yourself project can actually be …

There is more to picture frames than just putting a photo on a ready-made frame. There are also some considerations you have to make in order to preserve the photo. There are also options to customize the picture frame or display case by using convex glass, inline oval frames or custom display cases.Here are some of these considerations and frequently asked questions that relate to picture frames:What determines the cost of the picture frame?It depends on the options for various aspects of …

Antique picture frames are an interesting way to walk down memory lane. A distinctive feature of these frames is the use of convex glass. Also called domed glass or bubble glass, the convex glass is fitted into the frame and usually displays treasured family portraits. Nowadays, extra deep convex glass is also used to mount 3-dimensional objects (such as wedding bouquets and other personal mementos) into a frame. Convex lenses can also be glazed with silver film to make unique convex mirro …