Walk inside the newest exhibition at the Design Museum - ‘Splash! A century of Swimming and Style’ - and the first thing you see will be this huge poster, framed by the team here at FRAME London.

Framing for Quentin Blake - artist in residence at Liberty’s new restaurant ‘Seventy-Five’.

We have framed countless Linder photomontages over the years and we were thrilled to be able to frame her photomontages for Danger Came Smiling. The works were mounted within thick museum mounts and housed in a combination of simple black wooden frames and Linder’s signature aluminium frames in black, gold and silver with 99% UV protective Artglass.

Emily and Daniel caught up with Donna in her studio to deliver one of her editions, to talk framing and the process of making ‘The Hag’, the latest of our FRAME Editions, a series of artist collaborations in which the frame becomes part of the artwork. (Available to buy here now).

Framing Talk about the art of framing at Saraband Foundation May 2024 with Sara Terzi, Senior Art Collections Manager at Soho House & Emily Taylor, Co-Director of FRAME London.

At look at some of the special framing design for Jacqueline de Jong’s solo exhibition at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery

This is the first major solo exhibition in the UK of work by Megan Rooney (b. 1985, South Africa). Her paintings have an irresistible life and energy, renewing the potential of abstraction to embody the richness of the visual world.

2024 marks Frame London’s tenth year working together with select artists and galleries for Art Basel. Here are some of the highlights from this year’s show.

Insight into our collaboration with the artist Donna Huddleston to create some exceptional and unique frame designs for the artists solo show. Featuring a variety of unique frames designed inhouse with our creative team.

In 2019 we had the incredible honour of framing Tim Walker: Wonderful Things at the V&A, an immersive exhibition celebrating the iconic photographer.

Working with the V&A exhibition team, curator Susanna Brown, set designer Shona Heath and Tim Walker himself, we designed and handmade bespoke frames for the entire exhibition.

We were honoured to collaborate with our partners at the Whitechapel Gallery on a new edition with Katy Moran. Magritte mornings, 2021 has been created especially for the gallery to accompany the exhibition Eileen Agar: Angel of Anarchy

With museums set to reopen on Monday 17th May, we’re celebrating two exhibitions which we’ve had the pleasure of working on behind closed doors: Lisa Brice at Charleston House and Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser at the V&A.