Framing for businesses: offices, hotels, architects and real estate

Framing one piece is personal. Framing fifty for an office, a hotel or a show apartment is a project — and the details that matter change.

For interior designers and architects

• Specify, don't compromise. Choose exact frame, mat and sizes per wall, not whatever's in stock.
• Consistency across rooms. The same finish, batch after batch, so a project looks like one scheme.
• Trade pricing for repeat projects — see interior designers & architects.

For offices and companies

Framed art in reception areas, meeting rooms and corridors says a lot about a company before anyone speaks. Popular briefs include:

• Company history and founding photos
• Awards, certificates and patents
• Team and event photos
• Local art that reflects the city you're in

See corporate & business framing.

For hotels, cafés and restaurants

Hospitality spaces need art that survives busy rooms and cleaning: sealed backs, shatter-safe acrylic and secure hanging hardware. Matching frames across dozens of rooms is where bulk ordering pays off.

For real estate developers and show homes

• Framed art makes model apartments feel lived-in and helps buyers picture themselves there.
• Choose neutral, broadly appealing pieces and one statement piece per room.
• Frame architectural drawings and site photos for sales galleries and site offices.
• Plan by floor plan: list every wall, size and finish before ordering.

In a show home, a bare wall reads as unfinished. A framed one reads as home.

From the studio

How to plan a bulk framing order

1. 01List every piece with its size and where it will hang.
2. 02Pick one or two frame styles and one mat width for the whole project.
3. 03Agree a timeline, working back from your handover or opening date.
4. 04Share the list with us — we'll confirm materials, pricing and delivery.

Planning a project? Start with bulk orders or partner with us.