Pop orange color, high-gloss sheen, and a simulated grain look give this floater frame an energetic contemporary character. An off-white foot adds a pale contrast detail that sets it apart from a single-color orange profile.
The wide 3/4-inch visible face makes the color an active part of the presentation. With a 2-3/8-inch overall molding height and support for artwork up to 1-3/4 inches deep, the frame has substantial visual weight as well as deep capacity.
Choose this frame when orange should be clearly visible rather than used as a narrow accent. The wide face and glossy sheen increase its color presence, while the off-white foot introduces separation within the profile.
Vred and Vgreen share the same proportions, high-gloss character, simulated grain look, off-white foot, and depth capacity. The decision among them is primarily about which vivid color supports the artwork.
Measure the artwork at its deepest point and confirm a depth of no more than 1-3/4 inches. Because the wide face and high gloss are visually prominent, compare the orange and off-white combination with the artwork under the intended display lighting.
Framing specialist note: For compatible cradled panel artwork, confirm both the artwork depth and its suitability for this floater profile. Compatibility should be evaluated for the specific piece rather than assumed for every rigid panel.
What distinguishes this orange frame from a plain orange profile?
It combines high-gloss orange, a simulated grain look, and a contrasting off-white foot detail.
What is the maximum artwork depth?
The frame supports artwork up to 1-3/4 inches deep.
How prominent is the orange face?
The visible face is 3/4 inch, placing it in the wide-face group. This gives the orange color a strong role in the overall presentation.
