Give a stretched canvas painting or canvas print a finished, gallery-ready presence with a wood frame that wraps the artwork cleanly-typically without glass or mats. Ordering by your canvas size (width and height) helps the frame sit right on the face of the piece while keeping the texture and surface character visible.
Choose a wood profile and finish that complements the art and room, and consider an optional fabric frame liner for a tailored transition from canvas to frame. If you prefer a visible gap that "floats" the canvas inside the frame, browse floater frames for canvas instead.
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Our sizing wizard is designed to use the exact width and height of the artwork or picture you wish to frame. We add the necessary amount to allow your glass or canvas to have a little room inside the frame for expansion and contraction.
Stretched canvas is commonly framed without glass or mats because the surface is textured and may be finished with varnish or laminate. A canvas-appropriate wood frame is built to accommodate the canvas depth and present the artwork with a clean, finished edge.
Most fit issues come from mixing up the canvas face size, the frame's outside size, and the canvas thickness. Order by the canvas size as specified on the product page, then confirm depth/clearance details before checkout.
Canvas width & height (front face): measure the visible face of the stretched canvas.
Canvas thickness: measure the depth of the stretcher bars.
Edge finish: note whether the canvas edges are painted/finished and meant to remain visible.
Depth considerations (standard vs. thicker canvases)
Before ordering, verify that the frame's rabbet depth/clearance accommodates your canvas thickness-especially if your canvas is a thicker "gallery wrap." If your depth is unusual, review the product fit notes carefully and seek guidance before purchasing.
Style choices: wood profile, finish, and liners
Wood frames can shift the presentation from casual to formal depending on profile and finish. For a more tailored transition between artwork and frame, consider adding a liner.
Frame liner option: a fabric liner can soften the visual break between canvas and frame. Learn more in Frame Liner and Fabric Frame Liner.
Coordinating liner styles: browse Picture Frame Linen Liners for liner looks that pair well with canvas framing.