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Is there something like a standard
picture frame size? What size should the frame be? Those are a few among
burning questions that have been razing fire in the mind of most of our
prospects and we plan to quench that fire with this post.
Frames cannot be one size fits it
all, although there are standard sizes but it doesn’t fit it all, which
is why you must have heard a lot of common picture frame sizes like, A4,
A3, 8 by 10, 12 by 16, etc. If you are not good with numbers it might
be difficult to keep up, however, we hope to enlighten you if you can
just keep reading.
So, to make things clear, no matter
what you want to frame, the size of your artwork will determine the size
of the frame to use. So, it’s important to know that when we say or you
see a frame called 12”x16″ or any other dimension, for example, the
size actually refers to the picture or the art size it holds, not the
actual frame’s outer dimension. So, if you have a 12″ X 16″ piece of art
or photo, selecting a 12 by 16 inches frame will perfectly fit.
A brilliantly framed artwork can be
about two inches far from the angles of the frame, however, anything
farther than that might look unpleasant – unless of course, you’re going
for a deliberate effect. Much smaller than that and you run into having
framing become more expensive because the cost of printing the artwork
or picture increases due to the increase in size.
Knowing what picture frame size you
need is a matter of personal choice because picture frames come in a
variety of shapes and sizes, some in standard size and some are not.
What we have found out is that; most people like to keep their pictures
small, about 8×10 inches or slightly bigger, and others prefer larger
sizes. Although it might seem like a simple matter of choosing the
correct frame but people will often purchase rectangular, square, or
oval-shaped frames to fit their photos. If you’re not sure which size of
frame you need for your photos, there are options to choose from. To become
familiar with the most common picture frame sizes and other available
standard frame sizes, Manually use a tape rule to measure the space you intend to put the frame to get the size that would fit best. A picture frame does not have to overwhelm the space but compliment it to bring about synchronization.
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