Double Frame

Double Frame

Definition

A Double Frame refers to a framing method where two frames are used in a layered or stacked arrangement to create depth or highlight multiple elements. See also Stacked Frame.

Features

• Two frames are combined, often with spacing between them for dimensional effect.
• Can be used to highlight secondary elements such as mats, liners, or artwork layers.
• May include mats or additional decorative borders.

Applications

• Framing certificates, awards, or documents with added visual depth.
• Layering artwork or photos to create a gallery effect.
• Enhancing the aesthetic appeal of fine art or personal collections.

Best Practices

• Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting of both frames to prevent shifting.
• Use acid-free mats and liners to protect artwork or documents.
• Consider UV-filtering glazing for long-term preservation.
• Coordinate frame styles and colors to maintain a cohesive design.

Related Terms

• Box Frame
• Document Frame
• Linen Liner
• Diploma Frame