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Ledge & Line Framing Studio

Materials

What the frame is made of

We explain moulding, matboard, and glazing in everyday terms so you can compare options at the bench.

Wood mouldings

Timber profiles carry grain and color variation. We look at face width, rabbet depth, and how stain or paint reads beside your walls.

Close view of a white mat bevel meeting a dark frame moulding at the corner.

Metal & composite profiles

Slim metal sections suit contemporary work and tight hangs. Finishes range from matte black to brushed tones that pick up room light.

Matboard

Core color shows at the bevel, surface tone sets off the artwork, and thickness changes how deep the stack feels on the wall. Together they shape whether the piece reads crisp, soft, or grounded.

Close view of a white mat bevel meeting a dark frame moulding at the corner.
Close view of a white mat bevel meeting a dark frame moulding at the corner.

Glazing choices

Standard, reduced-glare, and specialty glazing balance reflection, clarity, and weight differently. Your choice often comes down to how much glare you see on the glass and how heavy the full frame feels to hang.

How we assemble a frame