Box
Frame Reference: Box
Frame Profile Dimensions: 20mm W x 30mm D
Illustrated Frame Finish: Champagne gold leaf
Frame Finish Options: Available in any finish
Profile Dimension Options: Can be made in any size up to 90mm wide
Framed Art Photos:
- Limited Edition Sun Lounger by Philip Solly in a Box frame painted in stripes using Colourman 525 and Farrow and Ball Wimborne White
- Private Commission Watercolour in a Box frame finished in distressed gold leaf
- Private Commission Photograph in a Box frame finished in polished black
- Albert Steiner Photograph of St Moritz in a Box frame with a spacer finished in stained dark oak
- Sophie Smallhorn Painting in a Box frame painted Farrow & Ball Wimborne White
- If You Don't Like Tomatoes Print by David Shrigley in a Box frame painted in red and white stripes
Finishes
Available in all Patrick Ireland finishes or any bespoke finish. Click here to explore our finishes, or contact us to discuss a besoke finish.
Glazing
The majority of our glazing is with standard float glass, but we also work with specialist, high-performance glass, which provide different levels of clarity and UV protection, depending on your needs.
If you are not sure what glass you require, get in touch and we can advise accordingly.
Ordering Information
All orders are made completely bespoke from start to finish and the lead time will depend on a number of factors, including the size of the order, the frame material and finish requirements. We will always provide our current lead time at the point of quotation. Please get in touch to place an order or to discuss your requirements.
Frame Cross Section
A representation of the shape of this frame profile.
Care and Maintenance Instructions
Please note that the care instructions detailed below are suggestions only and we are not responsible for any damage incurred whilst cleaning.
Timber Frame Finishes & Lacquered Metal Frames
For regular cleaning, we recommend lightly using a dry, soft cloth or feather duster on the frames. For any finger prints and other marks, try using a clean, water-damp cloth and gently rubbing the area.
Do not use any chemicals, furniture polishes or abrasives on the frames as these will damage the finish.
Lacquer Finishes
For regular cleaning, we recommend lightly using a dry, soft cloth or feather duster on the frames. For any finger prints and other marks, try using a clean, water-damp cloth and gently rubbing the area.
Do not expose the finish to direct sunlight as this will damage the finish over time.
Unlacquered Metal Frames
For regular cleaning, we recommend lightly using a dry, soft cloth or feather duster on the frames. For any finger prints and other marks, try using a clean, water-damp cloth and gently rubbing the area. Once the blemish has gone, dry the frame immediately as leaving any wet on the frame will cause damage.
Mirror & Standard Glass
Clean and polish using any regular preparatory glass cleaner using a clean, soft, lint free cloth. Avoid getting glass cleaner on the frames.
TruVue Anti-reflective Glass
TruVue recommends using a micro-fiber cloth.
Spray a small amount of ammonia-free cleaner onto the cloth. Spraying on the cloth will prevent overspray. Press the cloth against the glass and clean in round, circular motions
Handling & Moving
Whilst our frames and mirrors are made to last, they need to be handled with care. Frames made from timber can dent if knocked and we suggest they are kept in their original protective packaging until they are hung.
Always lift our frames and mirrors with two hands (or two people) to move them. If they are dragged this will damage the frame and finish.
Never lie frames face down on any kind of surface as this can damage the finish.
Patrick Ireland’s expertise and friendly team made the whole design process run smoothly. They produced a high quantity of mirrors in a short period of time and the quality was perfect. We love the fact that they are a family-run business where all the items are made in the UK.
Taylor Howes
We have used Patrick Ireland Frames for many years and we, and our clients, have always been delighted with the pieces they have produced for us.
Rebecca Stuart
Stuart Carlisle Interiors
Patrick Ireland has assisted us with framing for many years. We trust them with some of our client’s most treasured possessions, elevating these pieces with their excellent eye and craftsmanship. They have also produced a number of bespoke mirrors for us, helping us develop our designs and making our vision a reality.
Niki Fraser
Mokka Design
We have built a strong partnership with Patrick Ireland Frames and appreciate their attention to detail and their flawless execution of our vision.
Nicole Fletscher
Maybourne Hotels
Patrick and his team have been supplying us with the most beautifully crafted picture frames and mirrors for all of our projects over many years. I love their designs and enjoy working with them to create bespoke pieces for our clients. A wonderful and professional team, always.
Katharine Pooley
Expert Craftsmanship
Made and finished by hand
In contrast to many framers, we design, make and finish all our frames in-house at our workshop. Each frame starts life as a plain timber moulding, before being built to the desired size and prepared for its bespoke finish. We prime most finishes with gesso to create a smooth base, giving our frames a seamless, uninterrupted finish, even at the mitred corners.
Because we finish our frames by hand, we offer an impressive number of finishes, including classic waxed timber, high-gloss lacquer, metal leaf and gilded options.
Sustainability
Timber sourced from sustainable forests
In a continued effort to minimise our impact on the environment, we only work timber suppliers who can guarantee that our timber has been produced sustainably.
We also work with Carma to improve our social and environmental impact by planting a tree on your behalf for every new order placed. Carma collaborates with the Green Task Force, which works with veterans and is responsible for planting more than 3 million trees in and around the UK. Track our tree planting here.
Where possible, we use recyclable and recycled packaging materials for our frames and mirrors. The sustainable packaging options have improved over recent years, but we continually strive to improve our packaging and welcome suggestions and product recommendations.