Angled front view of a pale washed photo frame with a broad mitred border, shown with a green botanical illustration.

Washed Mitre Photo Frame

£70.00
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Angled front view of a pale washed photo frame with a broad mitred border, shown with a green botanical illustration.
  • Angled front view of a pale washed photo frame with a broad mitred border, shown with a green botanical illustration.
  • Close-up of the frame's upper right mitred corner, showing the beige-white woodgrain-look finish and darker inner edge.
  • Rear detail of the photo frame with a silver-coloured metal hanging loop secured by two screws beside the tan backing.
  • Angled front view of a pale washed photo frame with a broad mitred border, shown with a green botanical illustration.
  • Close-up of the frame's upper right mitred corner, showing the beige-white woodgrain-look finish and darker inner edge.
  • Rear detail of the photo frame with a silver-coloured metal hanging loop secured by two screws beside the tan backing.
Washed Mitre Photo Frame

Washed Mitre Photo Frame

£70.00
Description

The Washed Mitre Photo Frame gives a favourite photograph a broad, pale border with softly varied woodgrain detailing. Its rectangular portrait shape and mitred corners create a clear outline, while the beige-white wash keeps the overall effect gentle and understated.
Why You'll Love It
  • A broad border gives your photograph a defined surround.
  • The pale neutral finish pairs easily with cream, soft grey and muted green interiors.
  • A shallow profile keeps the outline restrained despite the width of the border.
Materials & Finish

The border has a washed woodgrain-look finish, with fine beige markings visible beneath the pale white tone. The grain pattern changes direction at the mitred corners, and a narrow darker line traces the inner edge.
Dimensions
  • Weight: 2.12kg
Styling Note

Pair it with a black-and-white portrait for contrast, or choose a photograph with soft greens and sandy tones to echo the finish. On a picture wall, leave a clear gap around the broad border so its shape remains easy to read.
Why We Love It

The fine darker inner edge gives the pale surround just enough definition.