Most people have photographs they love and walls that don’t reflect that. The pictures exist on phones, in folders, occasionally printed and left in a drawer because the right frame never quite materialised. We think that is a shame. A well chosen frame does more than hold a photo. It tells the room that the photo matters, that someone made a decision rather than just finding somewhere to put it.

What we look for is frames that work with the image rather than competing with it, proportions that feel considered, materials that age well. Thin metal in a warm brass. Solid wood with a proper weight to it. Glass that sits flush rather than rattling. The difference between a frame that finishes a wall and one that just fills it is more obvious than people expect.

We have also thought about groupings, because a single frame rarely does as much as three placed well. These are the ones worth committing to.