David McDiarmid Studio offers handmade, jesmonite frames to hang your pictures with but given these are no ordinary frames what's the best way to hang them?
Here's a wee how-to video to show you how to hang these frames in your home using the hardware provided in your order and a few simple tools.
What is a Jesmonite Frame?
These frames are hand-cast with a two-part, eco-friendly casting material called Jesmonite, hand-mixed with colour pigments to colour-match the work being framed. Each frame is then sanded and polished to give a faux marble finish.
Theses frames can now be ordered as an add-on for each of David McDiarmid Studio's food portrait paintings or if you've bought a painting from David McDiarmid Studio in the past, you can now order a custom frame separately via the bespoke frames listing on David McDiarmid Studio's online shop.
The frames come in 2 formats/sizes:
Square: 150mm (length X 150mm (width) x 10mm (depth)*
Rectangle: 245mm (length) X 175mm (width) x 10mm (depth)* *outer edge dimensions
What If I Want a Frame Without the Painting?
While these frames have been specifically made to match David McDiarmid Studio's food portrait paintings, you can of course order a custom frame to fit any other piece of work you own, however, I only offer these 2 sizes at present.
Square frame - will fit work measuring: 125mm (length) X 125mm (width) X up to 5mm (depth)
Rectangle frame - will for work measuring: 225mm (length) X 150mm (width) X up to 5mm (depth)
These can be made in any colour you wish.
Head to David McDiarmid Studio's online shop to order yours!