"The stuff that has become more commercial doesn't have ANY edge." Iggy Pop
Showing posts with label picture frames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label picture frames. Show all posts
Sunday, September 18, 2011
This Frame Project Pops!
This awesome Iggy Pop photo was framed in an exquisite shiny red frame, black mat with a red color core. Now that Pops!
"The stuff that has become more commercial doesn't have ANY edge." Iggy Pop
"The stuff that has become more commercial doesn't have ANY edge." Iggy Pop
Thursday, February 3, 2011
CUSTOMER MAKES ART! MAYHEM ENSUES!
Check out this awesome assemblage from customer John!Excellent use of a variety of Foursided goodies; we do love our magic lantern slides ($8-15), assorted watch parts ($5), mini scrabble letters ($1.10) those awesome Hammerpress silhouettes ($14).
All wrapped up nice and pretty in an 8x10 treasure box from Dennis Daniels ($22)!
Voila! Great art for under $100!
Great job, John! Thanks for sharing!
And if anyone else creates something lovely with our goodies, tell us!
Friday, April 9, 2010
Our Favorite Frames
As many of you know, Foursided has a deep appreciation for beautifully hand crafted frames from yesteryear. In this post we bring you an impeccable hand crafted picture frame design made in the present.
These frames could be characterized as "mission", "arts and crafts", "prairie", or "adirondeck". The name "mission" was inspired by Joseph McHugh, a New York furniture maker and retailer, to describe his straight line rustic style furniture. His design was based on a chair that had been made for a church in San Francisco around 1894. The designs were influenced by the Spanish missions of the area, thus the term "mission style". "Arts and Crafts" was the European design name for a similar style. Other "similar" regional styles include "Prairie" from the Midwest and "Adirondeck" from Upstate New York.
These frames could be characterized as "mission", "arts and crafts", "prairie", or "adirondeck". The name "mission" was inspired by Joseph McHugh, a New York furniture maker and retailer, to describe his straight line rustic style furniture. His design was based on a chair that had been made for a church in San Francisco around 1894. The designs were influenced by the Spanish missions of the area, thus the term "mission style". "Arts and Crafts" was the European design name for a similar style. Other "similar" regional styles include "Prairie" from the Midwest and "Adirondeck" from Upstate New York. 
Hand Crafted Picture Frames: Made for Custom Orders at Foursided
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