Angled view of a portrait photo frame with a broad sloping silver-grey surround, distressed linear markings and a white dream BIG placeholder.

Crosshatch Slope Photo Frame

£11.00
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Angled view of a portrait photo frame with a broad sloping silver-grey surround, distressed linear markings and a white dream BIG placeholder.
  • Angled view of a portrait photo frame with a broad sloping silver-grey surround, distressed linear markings and a white dream BIG placeholder.
  • Close-up of the photo frame's rubbed crosshatch finish beside the white dream BIG insert, showing the inward slope along both sides.
  • Angled view of a portrait photo frame with a broad sloping silver-grey surround, distressed linear markings and a white dream BIG placeholder.
  • Close-up of the photo frame's rubbed crosshatch finish beside the white dream BIG insert, showing the inward slope along both sides.
Crosshatch Slope Photo Frame

Crosshatch Slope Photo Frame

£11.00
Description

The Crosshatch Slope Photo Frame gives a portrait photograph a broad silver-grey border, with inward-sloping sides that draw the eye towards the image. Its irregular distressed finish softens the crisp rectangular shape, making a personal photograph feel at home among well-used books and favourite objects.
Why You'll Love It
  • The sloping surround creates a sense of depth around your photograph.
  • A rubbed, crosshatched finish gives the broad border plenty of visual character.
  • The portrait tabletop format makes a personal display on a desk, bedside table or console.
Materials & Finish

The silver-grey finish is broken up by darker linear marks and lighter rubbed patches. This irregular surface detail runs across the broad surround, while diagonal corner lines define its rectangular outline.
Dimensions
  • Length: 3cm
  • Height: 19cm
  • Width: 14cm
  • Weight: 0.30kg
Styling Note

Place it beside a small stack of books on a console or bedside table, leaving space around the broad border. A black-and-white portrait would echo the frame's muted tones; pair it with plain ceramics to give the crosshatched detail room to stand out.
Why We Love It

The inward slope gives the weathered-looking border a clear direction, guiding attention back to the photograph.