Collage Frames
For those of you who enjoy taking photographs but do not have the space to have one hundred different frames
scattered on every surface of your home, collage frames
may be the solution to your problem.
These frames allow you to display more than one photograph through divided sections built into the frame. There are
collage frames for those with small amounts of space, as well as large branching frames designed to hang on the
wall. As there are so many different collage frames available on the market, you will need to consider which type
of frame will best suit your needs.
The first thing to consider is the type of decor that you have. Those with a lot of wall space and large rooms
may find branching collage frames the best choice. These frames take up a significant portion of wall space and can
turn bare walls into a montage of photography that illustrates your life. Often, branching collage frames become a
central part of a room as a conversation starter and accent piece.
For those who do not have a lot of wall space but do have shelving units, there are more compact collage frames
that are designed for small photographs. Wallet sized photographs are often used with this style of frame, and
typically display photographs of family and friends. Using smaller photographs in compact collage frames can add an
accent to a room without taking a great deal of space.
No matter what size or style of collage frames you choose, it is important that you take the time to maintain
the frames. No matter what material they are crafted from, collage frames need to be cleaned so that the glass
remains unclouded and the frame itself remains in good condition. Over time, a buildup of dirt and dust can cause
cleaning problems with frames. As some frames, especially those crafted of exotic woods, cannot withstand cleaning
agents, you need to keep them wiped off with a clean towel or duster.
Over time, glass may age and become cloudy. If this happens, you may need to replace the glass panels in your
collage frames. This is a simple chore that only requires a sheet of glass the correct size, glass markers and a
glass cutter. If you are not comfortable cutting glass on your own, you can acquire the glass panels for most
frames from framing companies. Custom framing businesses will often carry glass sheets of unusual sizes if you need
a specialized shape of glass for your frame.
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