Mia Jensen
Often, they opt for using matching frame styles and colors across multiple pieces to make a classic, uniform display; and, yeah, the result is always amazing. Sometimes a variety of colors hanging on your wall create an eye-catching presentation in unexpected ways. If you’ve been a customer with us for a while, you know that we believe your choices should be based on your personal preference, and what we post as inspiration are just suggestions, not set in stone.
We’re going to take you through some basic ideas to consider when you’re trying to create a multi-frame display with different styles or colors, just in case your inspiration needs a boost. And if you tend to like the classic symmetrical style but want to venture a little out of your “normal,” this might be the way to go. That way, the profile of the frame stays consistent, but the contrasting color gives each photo a slightly different personality.
But feel free to use our interactive site to experiment with the different mat colors we offer. A way to make this already great look work even better is by color coordinating which frames rest directly on the wall and which lay on top.
Maybe even do something where the darker colored frames are on the bottom, and the lighter ones are on top, or vice-versa, just as a way of playing with perspective. 🌺 Subscribe to our mailing list for exclusive goodies, fun quizzes, framing tips and tricks, and so much more!
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This could be a great idea to create uniqueness among the frames while uniformity in theme. This would be great if you have a bunch of photos with a fairly universal color palette, so they would be versatile as to what frames they would match well with. Of course, if you have any ideas that you think would beat ours, reach out to us or tag us in a post on Instagram; we’d definitely want to see it.
