Angled view of a portrait photo frame with a stepped reflective surround, dark brown borders and a black-and-white pine cone picture.

Reflective Step Photo Frame — 5×7 in

£31.50
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Angled view of a portrait photo frame with a stepped reflective surround, dark brown borders and a black-and-white pine cone picture.
  • Angled view of a portrait photo frame with a stepped reflective surround, dark brown borders and a black-and-white pine cone picture.
  • Close-up of the frame's brown grain-effect inner border and bright reflective panels around a black-and-white pine cone picture.
  • Angled view of a portrait photo frame with a stepped reflective surround, dark brown borders and a black-and-white pine cone picture.
  • Close-up of the frame's brown grain-effect inner border and bright reflective panels around a black-and-white pine cone picture.
Reflective Step Photo Frame — 5×7 in

Reflective Step Photo Frame — 5×7 in

£31.50
Description

This 5×7 in tabletop photo frame gives a favourite portrait a bold, architectural border. Its broad reflective surround steps out from the picture in crisp rectangular layers, with dark brown wood-tone bands lending warmth and definition to the bright finish.
Why You'll Love It
  • The stepped surround gives a single photograph a strong presence on a tabletop.
  • A dark inner border clearly defines the picture against the reflective panels.
  • The combination of bright reflection and brown wood tones pairs easily with both pale and darker furnishings.
Materials & Finish

The surround has a smooth, mirror-like appearance, with angled panels meeting at neat diagonal corners. Narrow brown bands show a grain-like texture, giving the reflective finish a warmer edge.
Dimensions
  • Length: 2cm
  • Height: 31cm
  • Width: 26cm
  • Weight: 1.05kg
Styling Note

Place it on a console or sideboard with a black-and-white portrait, then pair it with a simple matt vase. Leave space around the frame so the stepped outline remains visible.
Why We Love It

The slim brown bands between the reflective steps give the layered border its distinctive rhythm.