Mounting
We’re committed to conservation framing, meaning the methods and materials we use are all to a museum standard so as to protect and preserve the artwork for longevity.
Uniquely, we only use reversible Japanese hinging techniques, with wheat starch glue made weekly, in-house by our mounters.
We advise customers on the best mounting methods for their artwork - so that they can look their best visually and be protected. We use a range of mounting techniques, including window mounting, float mounting, Japanese hinging, multi-aperture mounting and 3D object displays. Please find a selection of examples below, and get in touch if you have any questions. You can find out more about our mounting methods for works on paper here.