V566-1 is a custom-size maple veneer picture frame made with Larson-Juhl Olsen 204706 moulding. Its cap profile has a matte, raw veneer finish. This is a standard frame: its inner lip overlaps the edge of the artwork or framing package.
On Maple Veneer Picture Frame, the 3/4 inch face creates a compact border, allowing the artwork and any matting to remain visually dominant. This narrow scale defines the perimeter without turning the frame into a major block of color.
Maple Veneer Picture Frame has a 1-1/2 inch overall moulding height. Its 1-1/4 inch usable rabbet and approximately 1/4 inch lip coverage describe the working space behind the opening. As a standard frame, the lip overlaps the front edge of the artwork or framing package.
Maple Veneer Picture Frame can complement botanical prints, landscapes, photographs, maps, drawings, and artwork with organic colors and textures. The restrained profile of Maple Veneer Picture Frame serves as a clear image boundary, with its exact face width determining whether it reads as a fine outline or a more visible surround.
For works on paper, choose the mat color alongside the artwork and the maple veneer surface. Mat border width changes how much visual space separates the image from the frame; glazing, backing, and any spacers also need to fit within the usable rabbet.
Larson-Juhl identifies the surface as maple veneer and the substrate as finger-jointed pine. The maple is the visible maple layer; this moulding is not maple throughout. Its cap profile keeps the visible face narrow while providing a taller side wall.
The matte surface has a low-sheen appearance. Compare a moulding sample with your artwork under the lighting where it will hang to assess the maple color, grain, and finish.
The 3/4 inch face and 1-1/2 inch overall height define the proportions of Maple Veneer Picture Frame. Its front view remains restrained, while this moulding's outside contour becomes more apparent from an angled view.
Framing specialist note: Check the thickness of the complete framing package against the usable rabbet depth, including any mats, glazing, backing, and spacers. A taller moulding does not by itself confirm that a particular canvas or object will fit.
