Solid wood, satin laminated
Both frames are cut from solid wood with a smooth satin finish that reads as furniture, not as poster framing. The Classic is a clean gallery profile; the Deep Box steps the artwork back behind a 33mm shadow line.
Framed house portraits
Your house, painted from a photograph, behind glass in a solid wood frame. Printed and framed in the UK and delivered ready to hang, from £59.
Start with the free preview ↗The object itself
Both frames are cut from solid wood with a smooth satin finish that reads as furniture, not as poster framing. The Classic is a clean gallery profile; the Deep Box steps the artwork back behind a 33mm shadow line.
Black, white, natural and brown, previewed against your own finished portrait rather than a stock photograph, so the choice is made looking at the actual thing you will hang.
Perspex glazing as standard: lighter than glass, kinder in a parcel, and safe over a bed or a stair. The back is sealed and fitted with a hanger, so the piece is wall-ready out of the box.
A cut white mount adds a quiet border of air between the painting and the frame, the way galleries hang works on paper. Priced per size when you choose it.
Corner to corner
A mitred corner that meets cleanly. Glazing that sits flush. A sealed back with proper hardware. The materials are covered honestly, layer by layer, on the quality page, from the cotton rag paper to inks rated for a century of colour.
Framed prices
Every price includes the personalised artwork, the frame, the glazing and tracked UK delivery. Canvas, acrylic and unframed paper are shown beside your own portrait when you create a preview.
Frames, asked and answered
Anything else, write to studio@heldportraits.co.uk.
Framed pieces are £59 at 8 × 10″, £109 at 16 × 20″ and £179 at 24 × 30″. The Deep Box frame is £69 and £119. Every price includes the personalised artwork itself, UK framing and tracked UK delivery: the price you see is the price of the finished object on your wall.
Yes. Every framed portrait arrives glazed, sealed and fitted with hanging hardware. Nothing to assemble, nothing extra to buy.
You choose the finish while looking at your own finished portrait, which settles most debates quickly. As a rule of thumb: black frames the night-time and ink editions handsomely, natural flatters watercolour and garden pieces, and white disappears politely into modern interiors.
Yes. Printing and framing both happen in the United Kingdom, and a person checks the artwork against your photograph before it is released to production.
Of course. The same artwork is available on 308gsm Hahnemühle fine art paper from £39, sized to standard frames, or as a print-ready digital file for £12.
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