Picture Frames

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Overall frame size is the outside measurement of the frame, while the mat opening size is the cut-out window that shows your photo or art. In many picture frames, the opening is slightly smaller than your print so the edges are held down and don’t slip. Also check the mat’s outer size, since it needs to fit the frame’s interior.
Picture frames typically fit standard photo and print sizes like 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, and 11x14, and you’ll also find square options for 8x8 or 12x12 prints. Several frames include a mat so a larger frame can display a smaller photo. Always compare the opening size and the overall frame size.
Yes, many picture frames are available with mat options, and some sellers can cut a custom mat opening to fit non-standard photos, artwork, or keepsakes. Look for frames sold with mat boards, window mats, or matting sets in colors like white, black, or cream. Custom openings may affect the visible image area, so double-check your measurements.
A wide mix of materials is used for picture frames, so you can match your decor and how you plan to display the piece. You’ll find solid wood and engineered wood (often MDF) in stained, painted, or distressed finishes, plus metal frames like aluminum or steel. Front covers are typically glass or acrylic, and some frames use acrylic or plastic bodies.
You’ll see picture frames made from a range of materials, depending on the look you want. Many frames use solid wood or engineered wood (like MDF) with painted, stained, or distressed finishes. Plenty of modern styles are metal, often aluminum or steel. Acrylic or plastic frames are also available, and front covers are typically glass or acrylic.

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