Architects and interior designers can ask ArtzFolio to make framed art, boards, photo frames and mirrors to their own drawings: your size, your frame colour, your artwork. Samples are made and approved first, and the full run follows, from one factory that controls every step.
At a glance
Have a brief? Send it.
Tell us the product, a rough quantity and whether it carries your brand. We reply within 1 business day, with questions or a quote.
How to start
Each of these is a normal request here. Sizes are to brief across paintings, premium frames, boards and photo frames. Frame colours go beyond the six standard colours on request.
Gallery wall frames are packed ready to sell in mixed colours and sizes, or in a layout you draw. Frame sets pack matched frames together with a layout guide. Multi-panel pieces such as pairs, triptychs and wall sets are cut from a single artwork. These are the three product types that suit a designer working to an elevation.
Prices are not published and come with the quote. Typical lead time ranges are on the pricing page, and the quote confirms them.
This is a hypothetical example showing how a designer might brief a maker. It describes no real client and no real project.
A designer has drawn a feature wall in a private members lounge. The elevation shows a cluster of frames in two colours and a long corridor beside it that needs a run of matching pieces. The colours come from the material schedule, and one frame colour is not a stock colour.
Put the elevation and the schedule in the same email. Mark each frame on the drawing with a letter, then list the letters in a table. Say which pieces are one artwork cut into panels and which are separate artworks. Decide whether the drawing or the physical sample is the final judge of colour, and say so up front.
Designers often revise a drawing after the first email. Number each version of the elevation and quote that number in every message, so the sample and the drawing stay linked. Note which dimensions are fixed by the wall and which can change.
| Line in the brief | What to specify |
|---|---|
| Gallery cluster | Letter on the elevation, frame size, frame colour, and the layout drawing itself |
| Off-schedule colour | The reference from your material schedule, and a note that the match is judged on the sample |
| Corridor run | Frame style, depth, and whether the pieces are a set or a series of separate artworks |
| Feature piece | Premium style (floater, deep wooden, metallic or shadow-box) and the wall it hangs on |
| Artwork | Your own files, or a request for artwork chosen for the space |
Example only. Prices are not shown here. The quote confirms price, minimum order and lead time, and typical ranges are on the pricing page.
What to send: the elevation, the material schedule, the sizes for each lettered piece, the artwork you hold and a rough quantity. Ask for a physical sample of the frame corner and canvas finish before the full order is made.
The standard frame colours are Black, White, Dark Brown, Natural Brown, Golden and Antique Gold. Any other colour is on request, and you judge the match on the sample before the full order is made.
Paintings, boards and photo frames are all made to brief, with a standard size list as a starting point. Very large formats for paintings are made as sets or panels.
Frame making, joining, assembly, printing and packing are done in our own factory. That is why a change to size or colour can be discussed with the people making it.
Yes, sampling is a standard step before a full order. Say in the enquiry which product and finish you want sampled.
Send the product, a rough quantity and your brand. We reply in writing with questions or a quote.
Architects and interior designers brief sheet: the published facts for this segment on one printable page, with lines to fill in. It is not a quote.