Client Frame Projects
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Vintage etching with french mat |
Before - After & Makeovers
Boring to Fantastic - The Digital Photo Frame Redo
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My client wanted to make the generic photo frame on the top more her style.
We picked the frame from my "Oops" selections (saved money on the cost). I then went to work and during the process realized that I didn't need to work around the brown wood frame. Took off the plain frame and changed it out to a Larson Juhl Chateau Series frame. Changed the white mat to a single mat wrapped in a specialty paper.
I also decided to exchange the regular clear (hi-glare) glass with an anti-reflective glass.
This project would have retailed for about $300 due to the gold leaf frame. The client saved money, a lot, by using an Oops! instead of a special order frame. This can be done for as little as $150, depending on your frame selection and what frames are on hand.
We picked the frame from my "Oops" selections (saved money on the cost). I then went to work and during the process realized that I didn't need to work around the brown wood frame. Took off the plain frame and changed it out to a Larson Juhl Chateau Series frame. Changed the white mat to a single mat wrapped in a specialty paper.
I also decided to exchange the regular clear (hi-glare) glass with an anti-reflective glass.
This project would have retailed for about $300 due to the gold leaf frame. The client saved money, a lot, by using an Oops! instead of a special order frame. This can be done for as little as $150, depending on your frame selection and what frames are on hand.
Two Before &After plus using a dark mat
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