Floating Box Picture Frame
XLBoom's Floating Box Picture Frame reframes the idea of display. Rather than bordering an image, it suspends a photograph between two panes of glass inside a lacquered MDF surround, producing the quiet visual effect of a window, one you look through rather than at.
The result depends on proportion. When the photograph is smaller than the frame's overall dimensions, it appears to float freely within the composition. The surrounding field of glass becomes part of the picture, not a border to be ignored. Square photographs echo the geometry of the frame itself; rectangular ones introduce a deliberate tension that shifts the eye.
- Construction: lacquered MDF frame with dual glass panes
- Effect achieved when the photograph is smaller than the frame opening
- Compatible with square or rectangular photographs
- Designed by XLBoom, Belgium
Original: $76.00
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Floating Box Picture Frame
XLBoom's Floating Box Picture Frame reframes the idea of display. Rather than bordering an image, it suspends a photograph between two panes of glass inside a lacquered MDF surround, producing the quiet visual effect of a window, one you look through rather than at.
The result depends on proportion. When the photograph is smaller than the frame's overall dimensions, it appears to float freely within the composition. The surrounding field of glass becomes part of the picture, not a border to be ignored. Square photographs echo the geometry of the frame itself; rectangular ones introduce a deliberate tension that shifts the eye.
- Construction: lacquered MDF frame with dual glass panes
- Effect achieved when the photograph is smaller than the frame opening
- Compatible with square or rectangular photographs
- Designed by XLBoom, Belgium
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XLBoom's Floating Box Picture Frame reframes the idea of display. Rather than bordering an image, it suspends a photograph between two panes of glass inside a lacquered MDF surround, producing the quiet visual effect of a window, one you look through rather than at.
The result depends on proportion. When the photograph is smaller than the frame's overall dimensions, it appears to float freely within the composition. The surrounding field of glass becomes part of the picture, not a border to be ignored. Square photographs echo the geometry of the frame itself; rectangular ones introduce a deliberate tension that shifts the eye.
- Construction: lacquered MDF frame with dual glass panes
- Effect achieved when the photograph is smaller than the frame opening
- Compatible with square or rectangular photographs
- Designed by XLBoom, Belgium
