A coordinating double mat with a warm toned burl frame to match Peanut's fur makes a great memorial piece for a treasured family member.

The same print in the same frame but with different mat colors shows there is more than one correct way to frame art.

A triple mat with dark green, blue, and yellow color strip to make an impression.

A triple mat with pastel green, dark green and black color strip to create a different look.

Three stitcheries accented by the perfect matting and framing for each one.

A single black mat under glass with spacers to not flatten the poufs in a distressed yellow frame.

Floated on top of a black mat under glass with spacer to not flatten the embroidery in a gold edged black frame.

Stretched and mounted under glass with spacers to prevent flattening the stitches in
an embossed gold frame with a similar floral vine pattern.

A baby blanket, sweater and baby picture creates a memorable shadowbox with coordinating mat board behind them and a frame in the shade of gray.

Signed piece of art was floated on this rich plum colored mat to showcase the torn edges of the paper under UV 70 glass that gives the look of museum glass with the big price tag, all in a traditional black frame.

A print of "The Dude" from the movie The Big Lebowski with a single mat, under regular glass and a traditional black frame.

A fun new art piece that is a reflection of the situation in the year 2020. Charcoal drawing under museum glass in a traditional black frame.

Two collectible Charles Wysocki prints both with a beach theme double matted under museum glass in matching rustic frames.

Dreamers by Charles Wysocki

Where the Buoys Are by Charles Wysocki