Front view of a pale stepped photo frame with mitred corners and a botanical printed insert.

Pale Stepped Mitre Photo Frame — 5 × 7in

£18.00
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Front view of a pale stepped photo frame with mitred corners and a botanical printed insert.
  • Front view of a pale stepped photo frame with mitred corners and a botanical printed insert.
  • Angled view of the pale photo frame shown horizontally, with its botanical insert and brown rear support visible.
  • Close-up of the off-white stepped surround and upper left mitred corner beside an insert reading PHOTO FRAME and 5x7in.
  • Rear view of the rectangular frame showing a brown backing panel, diagonal support, black retaining tabs and two triangular loops.
  • Front view of a pale stepped photo frame with mitred corners and a botanical printed insert.
  • Angled view of the pale photo frame shown horizontally, with its botanical insert and brown rear support visible.
  • Close-up of the off-white stepped surround and upper left mitred corner beside an insert reading PHOTO FRAME and 5x7in.
  • Rear view of the rectangular frame showing a brown backing panel, diagonal support, black retaining tabs and two triangular loops.
Pale Stepped Mitre Photo Frame — 5 × 7in

Pale Stepped Mitre Photo Frame — 5 × 7in

£18.00
Description

This pale photo frame gives a favourite photograph a gently layered border. Its stepped surround draws the eye towards the picture, while the off-white colouring keeps the effect soft and easy to pair with other pieces.
Why You'll Love It
  • A stepped profile gives the picture a border with depth and definition.
  • Light off-white tones sit comfortably alongside pale ceramics and neutral textiles.
  • Mitred corners keep the layered rectangular outline neat and precise.
Materials & Finish

The visible finish combines off-white colouring with subtle warmer streaks across the surround. These variations soften the straight lines, while the ridges create gentle contrasts of light and shade.
Dimensions
  • Weight: 0.27kg
Styling Note

Pair with a black-and-white portrait to emphasise the pale border, or choose a photograph with muted sandy tones to echo the warmer streaks. Keep neighbouring accessories simple so the stepped profile remains easy to see.
Why We Love It

The steps meet neatly at each mitred corner, giving a soft-coloured frame a crisp outline.