If the print has a straight edge, or already has a border as part of the print, then no border is required. The print is framed flush with the edge of the frame.

Many of our prints feature a 'deckled' (or torn) edge, for which we recommend a 'float' option. The artwork is adhered to a mountboard, leaving a white border between the print and the inside of the frame, showcasing the edge of the print. Floating is a reversible method of mounting and will not damage your artwork.

High float is a more contemporary spin on the standard float technique. We use an extra piece of mount board between the backing board and artwork, to raise the print and give the work a more ‘floating’ aesthetic. This is currently our most popular framing option.

A window mount is used to create a 'cut out' window inside the frame of your print. The window mount sits on top of the print, usually overlapping the edges slightly, creating a clean border around the piece in a classic style. The mount width is included in the overall size when measuring frames.