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. There are many elements to this process, including the techniques of conservation mounting.

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.

 

Drymount and Raised Float


Stitched Mount


3D piece Float Mounted


Specialist Paper Mount in Lightbox


3D Artwork Mount


Fabric Mount in a Tray frame


Float Mount

Float and Mount in a Window


Linen Window Mount


Multi-Aperture Window


Specialist Paper Mount in Box Frame


3D Object Framing


Coloured Window Mount


Float and Mount

Float Mount


Float Mount on Linen


Float Mount with Deep Fillets


3D Object Mount


Archive Display Mount


Coloured Window Mount


Multi-Aperture Window Mount in Acrylic Box