To frame or not to frame? Choosing the perfect frame for your artwork is a weighty decision! Everything in the LUMAS collection of art prints is available framed and/or mounted according to the personal recommendation of the artist. Below, we share some of the considerations that our artists and expert curators put into the framing process, empowering you to pursue an individual framing style, if you choose to do so. Read on for some of our tips and framing ideas!
Rogério Reis: Arpoador Beach
Close-up of the Neon Acrylic Frame
It is easy to see why the popularity of Neon Acrylic Frames has skyrocketed in the last couple years. When these frames catch the light, they appears to glow as though lit from within. This fluorescent or neon effect is the perfect accent for artworks with their own bold hues. Our curators and artists have carefully selected Acrylic Frames that perfectly complement these artworks and ensure they will be the highlight of any room.
![Framed Wall Art Prints: Amyn Nasser: [a]MCDXXIII The Little House that fought demolition.](https://media.lumas.com/inspiration/schattenfugenrahmen-bild-590x377.jpg "Amyn Nasser: [a]MCDXXIII The Little House that fought demolition.")
Amyn Nasser: [a]MCDXXIII The Little House that fought demolition.
The floater frame
A floater frame complements almost any work of art. Its narrow, subtle shapes lends the image substance while also creating a visual barrier between the art and the wall. We have floater frames in many colors; Canadian Maple Brown is particularly popular.
Werner Pawlok: Solar Habana y Amargua I
A close-up of the photo mount frame
A photo mount frame gives your favorite work of art an especially decorative character, making this frame an especially popular choice for creating a gallery wall using small-format pieces. Galleries, museums, and collectors alike appreciate the high-quality museum card that we use. Made by Hahnemühle, it is non-fading, acid-free, and bevel cut to direct focus on the picture.
Ciuco Gutiérrez: The Clouds, Beijing
Mounted under acrylic and reinforced with aluminium.
The conscious decision to forego a frame not only allows the work to blend seamlessly with the surface of the wall, it also gives it a modern, timeless character. A photo mounted under glossy or matte acrylic is the ideal way to present large-format nature shots, seascapes, or contemporary portraits.
Larry Yust: York, Maine, Long Beach Ave
A close-up of the corner of a Solid Wood ArtBox
The ArtBox is perfect for fans of purist design. This type of presentation works particularly well with architectural or abstracted images. An aluminum version is also available, meaning there is a perfect option to suit any picture.
Bui Huu Hung: Royal Lady I
The showcase frame.
A favorite among artists. There are different ways to present the art inside this frame, from flush against the back to mounted and floating. The depth creates the impression of space. Available in both large and small formats, the showcase frame is a gem for art lovers.
![Framed wall art prints: the floter frame: [a]MCDXXIII The Little House that fought demolition. by Amyn Nasser](https://img-lumas.b-cdn.net/showimg_ANA11_desktop.jpg)
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