Frame Guide

How to choose the right frame

Choosing a frame isn't just a matter of size.
It all depends on what you want to frame, how many pictures you have, and what kind of result you want to achieve on the wall.
This guide helps you navigate single frames, multiple solutions, and compositions without unnecessary complications.

Let's start from here: what do you want to frame?

Cornice d'autore 34x43 in legno

Single photo

When an image deserves all the space.
Ideal for important photographs or images that you want to make the protagonist.

Go to single frames
Cornice azzurra per 4 foto

More photos

Ideal for series, collections and repeats.
Perfect when you have multiple similar images and want to maintain order and consistency.

Go to multiple frames
Composizione di 4 cornici in legno recuperati bordeaux e verdi.

An entire wall

More frames, one big picture.
Designed to create a dialogue between different images and give character to a wall.

Go to the compositions
Cornice con Illustrazione Firmata Parigi | Charlotte LeBleu

Illustrations

Frames designed for illustrated prints.
A selection of works by Italian illustrators, included in our frames.

Frames with illustrations
L'Uomo Ragno I sinistri sei fumetto in cornice unica

Comic books

Let the story breathe.

The stories of our favorite superheroes, framed.

Frames with comics

Helpful tips

See on your wall
Understanding the dimensions

Frequently Asked Questions about Frames

Is a single frame or a composition better?

A single frame enhances a significant image. A composition is ideal when you want to tell a story or work on an entire wall.

Are multiple frames different from compositions?

Yes. Multiple frames maintain order and repetition, while compositions work on rhythm and proportion with several single frames.

Which frame should you choose for illustrations or comics?

Illustrations and comics require frames that respect the content, without overpowering the paper, color, or lines.