Curated Finds for Ruqya | Photo Frames
Inspired by your brief, I’ve curated a selection of interesting frames in a variety of sizes, shapes and finishes. As you didn’t specify a preferred artwork style or exact dimensions, I thought it would be more useful to focus on frames that could bring character to the room while still giving you the freedom to choose artwork you genuinely love.
Stylist’s note: Don’t feel every frame in a room needs to match. Mixing finishes and proportions can make an art collection feel far more personal and collected — just look for a common thread, whether that’s tone, colour palette, material or the artwork within them.
This is the most characterful option of the edit. Made in Italy in the 1960s from steel and cork, it brings an authentic mid-century note and feels almost sculptural enough to stand alone on a console or sideboard.
The combination of walnut and leather gives this a beautifully tailored, architectural feel. Its clean lines suit a modern or transitional interior, while the craftsmanship makes it feel suitably special for the higher end of your budget.
This one brings the most texture. The woven leather detail softens the look and introduces a more artisanal quality, which is lovely if you want the frame to add warmth and interest without feeling overly decorative. Riviere’s frames are handmade in Milan, which gives them that extra sense of craftsmanship.
