Frame Mouldings & Materials

Stately, timeworn and authentic, Larson-Juhl’s new Harrison collection captures the soulful look of antique veneer mouldings with its naturally imperfect detailing. Harrison’s hand applied finishings create a genuinely aged look. All of the rubbed, antiqued patterning in Harrison is set off by the rough-hewn veneer. The Blackstone, Smoke and Whiskey finishes in the Harrison collection are as handsome as they are beautiful. These tones offer a range of warm finishes on historical profiles. The handcrafted detailing and natural imperfections translate into a look embodying a well-lived life, a look created over time.

Inspired by the colorful, worn finishes of the homes and resorts found in Brittany, a coastal town in Northwest France, Larson-Juhl’s new collection features authentic, natural layered finishes on a range of profiles. The distressed, chipped paint finishes reveal undercoats of color and raw wood undertones, creating a sense of age and history.

This collection features authentic cherry veneers in three versatile colors. The beautiful finish has a sense of history, but the profiles are quite transitional, allowing them to be used with a variety of styles.

This collection is highlighted by delicate patterns in rich earthy finishes. Hints of metallic show through the soft patinas creating a subtle, yet distinctive look well-suited to many framing projects.

Inspired by the clean lines of the art and architecture at the Tate Modern museum, this collection comes in two edgy new finishes, black and a true silver. All eight profiles are extremely usable, in a range of widths and depths for your framing needs.

This collection celebrates the look of authentic, aged, reclaimed wood. It was inspired by European country antiques. Each profile includes a veneer with random patterning and slight imperfections in the detailing that provide a sense of instant history.

This collection reflects the elegant, polished look of Modernisim and Art Deco, popularized in the Golden Age of Hollywood Glamour. The mirrored finish and clean geometric shapes are like a reinvention of 1930’s design trends. You may be thinking, what can you put in a mirrored finish frame? They look great for Modern, Hollywood Glam, Deco, Cycles, Aviation, a Little Princess or a Woman who loves Bling!

Taking its design cue from the breathtaking landscape surrounding the historic Biltmore estate, the new Olmsted Collection by Larson-Juhl is inspired by Fredrick Law Olmsted, the landscape architect behind the grounds of the Biltmore Estate as well as New York City’s Central Park.  The Olmsted collection is a PEFC certified collection and the third Biltmore-inspired frame moulding collection by Larson-Juhl. The Olmsted collection features classic Acanthus leaf ornamentation, which has been an important element in architecture for centuries.  Olmsted is available in four finishes, ranging from traditional Gold and Silver to more contemporary finishes of Deep Bronze and Iron.

With a frame from the Biltmore Collection by Larson-Juhl, you can have all the grandeur and tradition in your own home of the famous Biltmore estate. Inspired by Biltmore’s beautiful antique frames, the frame collection’s ornamentation is created by century-old compo wheels and a six step hand-finished process that includes several layers of paint, leaf and patina. The Biltmore Collection is the first Program for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) certified moulding in the framing industry.  PEFC traces the chain of custody of lumber product from forest to final product.

Larson- Juhl proudly maufactured this collection at our plant here in the U.S. The mouldings feature a furniture finish and the profile are transitional, so they coordinate well with both contemporary or traditional art and decorating styles. The three rich looking finish colors are versatile so this can become your “go to” frames for many needs.

The Klavier collection is like fine furniture for the wall, due to its elegant furniture finish. The profiles, colors and lustrous finish are all reminiscent of fine European frame styles. The three profiles, including a 4″ wide designed to make an impressive statement, provide a lot of design flexibility. These frames convey the historic look of antique frames found in stately homes, as well as museums.

Larson-Juhl’s new Stitch collection is inspired by the great resurgence in all needle arts, including cross-stitch, quilting, needlepoint and embroidery.  Stitch’s vast array of finishes is derived from the best selling colors from top craft thread manufacturer, DMC Floss.  The Stitch collection’s finishes feature matte tones with natural wood toned back edge that work perfectly not only with needle arts, but also floral art, kid’s art, landscapes as well as both modern and traditional artworks.  Stitch is a FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified collection. The collection is available in twelve finishes whose names are matched to thread of the same name from DMC, including Christmas Green, Pumpkin Orange, Light Citron Green and Medium Cranberry.

Embodying the essence of aged, raw materials found in urban, contemporary settings, Larson-Juhl’s new Foundry collection offers a sophisticated, modern look  to answer the ever popular Industrial Chic trend. Foundry’s wide selection of five transitional, geometric profile shapes and a flat fillet complement the complex, industrial look of the collection’s three metallic finishes. The Brass, Iron and Rust tones in Foundry’s palette offer a soft mix of color paired with a worn metal edge to add a sense of age. The oxidized matte patinas of the three finishes create an ideal contrast to the sheen of the edges of the profiles, which have been subtly distressed.