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Some of our clients have been kind enough to take photos of the framing work we have done for them and allowed us to display them here for you. If we have done work for you we would like to see it here. 

E-mail your framing photos to framing@malenframing.com . 

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A customer who knows framing and is fun to work with.
A trumpet with a conductor's baton and music. Mounted on royal purple suede in a black shadowbox frame.
A Rousseau oil painting framed traditionally with frame, liner and fillet.
On the left an Egyptian papyrus. On the right a Middle Eastern silk painting.
A complete magazine article mounted on blue acid-free matboard and laminated on a single large plaque.
Graydon is still very young and his teddy and train are preserved for posterity.  The train seemed lost in the frame and we created a tunnel.  Space has been allowed for additional items to be added over time.  Letters are glued but the teddy and train are sewn and could easily be removed unharmed.
The client of this project is a collector of stamps.  Using acid free 8 ply, 6 ply and 4 ply matting we created different heights to showcase the single stamp, page and envelopes.
The challenge with this project was to find something to complement the wide sofa.  Our client ( a designer ) searched the catalogues and found these images.  We mounted and laminated them with a raised gold edge and put them on  linen fabric.  The frame has a textured gold finish with a rope pattern that highlights the nautical theme.
This project is great to showcase many of our more unusual frames.  The matting is one from a large and very beautiful selection of synthetic suede.  To note as well the fillet ( inner frame ).  A nice frame choice for a delightfully exotic picture.
Here is a picture of the frame you made for us. Hope you can use it for the website.

Before the actual parade, I displayed the frame in a room for all to take a look at and the general expression was "Amazing!!!" They were really happy with the results.

It was a real pleasure dealing with Anastasia. Her vast experience, knowledge and eagerness to help, all with a smile, made making a decision easier. Hats off to a very professional young lady.

The people in the picture are

Left: Receiving the frame; Colonel Lafleur, which at the time was leaving command of 33 Canadian Brigade Group which includes 16 different army units from across the province. A total command of over 5000 troops.

Right: Presenting the frame; Corporal Medeiros. As a tradition, the commander’s driver presents the departing gift.

Thanks you.

Sylvain Bouchard
Domenic was lucky to acquire a signed poster from his favorite player Patrick Lalime.  We framed it with a black frame and 3 hand painted lines  ( French matting )  on the acid free mat board.  We hope he will share this with his grand children.  In the meantime it’s a great inspiration for him.

This was an interesting project.  All these images appeared in Vanity Fair except the actress positioned as the trigger.  The frame is black and the matting has an unusual texture with the lettering in gold leaf.  Our client has yet to find the ideal wall.  It will be interesting to see this in it’s best location.

The wood for this frame is from Europe and was taken from buildings over 100 years of age.  The lock is held with supports that allow the piece to be kept intact.   The background is suede.