So many unique framing projects in 2023, we couldn’t stop at just 6! Enjoy an encore of framing masterpieces!

We created a protective clear acrylic box for this antique ceramic statue from China. A linen base and hidden mounting pin complete the elegant and secure presentation for a precious object. Definitely one of our favorite pieces of the year!

Gilded gold frame and velvet liner on an engraved book plate from Davidson Galleries. (Browse their incredible collection to find more gems like this!) Museum Glass and a delicate filet were added to refurbish this vintage presentation.

A leather printing plate in the shape of a dragon was a memento of a client's travels in Indonesia. The heavy leather was sewn to a linen backboard and we used a deep, textured wood frame to create dimension and Museum Glass for crystal clarity.

psychadelic red groovy frame with yellow mat around acid sheet art

This wild and wonderful Frank Kozik print in an acid yellow mat and lipstick red "Gaudi" frame from Roma Moulding was a winner! Nothing subtle about it, which is perfectly psychedelic.

To Kill a Mockingbird bird with special signature in shadowbox

We worked with a new client to frame an autographed copy of To Kill A Mockingbird and a facsimile of the title page. A custom Conservation Plexiglas box holds the book securely without tape or glue. Flax linen and a walnut frame complete the look.

Created for the popular Magic: The Gathering card game, this illustration is all about duality and opposing forces. We extended the concept into the framing with a spliced mat and two-tone iridescent metal frame...Magical! Artwork by Kaja Foglio.

Local painter and art educator, Barbara Leuty, made her Baas Framing Studio debut on Saturday, November 4th, captivating the audience with her stunning artwork. We were beyond grateful to see so many neighbors and friends gathered at the reception, truly making it a memorable event. The atmosphere was filled with excitement and a genuine sense of community as everyone mingled, savoring the light snacks and refreshing drinks provided.

The artist gathers her inspiration from the natural world around her, especially water settings.

“I start with an underlying composition and add layers of paint and texture in response to the visual image that is appearing. The overlaying pattern and texture create the close knit color fields that I observe.”

— Barbara Leuty

Barbara's works, with their dreamy color palettes and playful brushstrokes, proved to be a much-needed antidote for the encroaching autumn blues. As we prepare to embrace the darker and rainier winter months, her pieces serve as a source of inspiration and joy, reminding us of the beauty that lies within our surroundings. We extend our heartfelt thanks once again to all who attended, for your presence helped foster connection and shared artistic passion within our beloved community.