The Kids Room by Stupell Sister and Owl Typography

The Kids Room by Stupell Sister and Owl Typography Art Print On Wood Criteria

Reading the frame description carefully, or asking the frame retailer directly, will clarify if the frame is made from these solid woods or if just stained the wood color. Usually, if it is not stated that a frame is made of “solid walnut” or “solid teak,” you can be fairly certain it is just stained that color. Note: solid wood frames like walnut, teak and cherry will be more expensive than their stained solid wood counterparts. You will also be able to see each distinct wood grain.

Pitfall #1: Mistaken Identity- It is important to know the different types of wood picture frames on the market before you make your purchase. Wood frames are available in solid wood, composite and wood veneer. By knowing the type of wood frame you’re buying, you’ll be a more educated consumer since the price varies depending upon the material.

Now that you know the four potential pitfalls when buying wood frames, you will save yourself time, money and frustration by avoiding them, and you will feel confident in selecting the perfect wood frame to display your favorite photo.

Pitfall #2: wood isn’t Perfect- Although many people enjoy wood because of its natural variation in color, wood grain and natural imperfections, often we expect wood to look perfect. However, wood isn’t perfect. You should always remember that a solid wood frame will naturally have imperfections in the wood grain. Often people forget that natural products like wood frames are not perfect. High quality frame manufacturers do their best to minimize these variations, but these variations are just a natural part of the frame that gives it a unique appearance. Just be aware, before you buy your