Frame, Frame, On the Wall

Frames for boutiques

We have the perfect ideas to restyle your boutique with great, long-lasting frames and mirrors. Bring a new edge and atmosphere to your boutique or shop. You can use frames in your fitting rooms, implement them into the shopping experience, and even use them in staff-only areas.

 

Fitting Rooms:

In your boutique fitting rooms, your customers want to feel great about the items that they are trying on. Having ornate frames around the mirrors can bring in a classic, relaxed vibe and will help people feel confident in the clothes they’re considering purchasing. You could also drape strings of lights around a frame to brighten up the fitting room and the reflection to create flattering light.

 

In The Boutique:

Imagine your favorite outfit in your boutique: the dress, accessories, shoes, and handbag. Imagine that outfit on display on your wall, and now imagine a beautiful large frame around that display, drawing all of your customer’s eyes directly to that outfit of inspiration. By creating that focal point, you attract the customer’s attention and can represent the style of your boutique and your fashion statement.

 

Another way you can add frames to the decor is by framing up those miscellaneous sale signs that are on display. Doing so will help make the entire environment feel more put-together and organized!

 

Employee Area:

You can even add a little flair to the staff area of your boutique. You can add frames around mirrors that the employees use. Frame up pictures of special moments of your boutique’s success, like the first dollar you made, or a picture of the store on opening day.

 

There are so many different styles of frames that will help accentuate any atmosphere or tone that you want your store to have! You can have sleek, smooth frames, brightly colored bold frames, or rustic, antique frames. Consider all the options and then choose what would look best in your unique store.

Find the Best Framing for Your Restaurant

Frames for restaurants

You have exceptional food, delicious cocktails, experienced staff, and phenomenal cooks, but something is missing, and you’re not sure what. Food and service are important to consumers, but the atmosphere of a restaurant is also a top priority for patrons. Have you considered ways to develop the ambiance of your restaurant to pique the interest of new customers?

 

Wall decor and frames are a great place to start! There is nothing more drab than blank, boring walls in a restaurant. Naturally, our eyes look for a focal point in a room. The challenge is to create focal points that are engaging, yet not distracting.

 

When choosing your wall decor and frames, it’s important to consider your clientele. Are they young bar-hoppers, people looking for a nice meal for a special occasion, or people just looking for good food and relaxed atmosphere? Understanding your customer base will help you develop the best atmosphere.

 

With your client base in mind, consider the following atmosphere themes: modern, classically sophisticated, and kitschy creative. These three atmospheres will cover the majority of clientele, and we have frame style recommendations for each one.

 

Modern

For a modern theme, you’ll want frames that are bold but also blend in. The frames will be smooth, with sleek edges and a bold color. They should be used to frame art that is geometric and simple with plenty of white space.

 

Classic

For a classically sophisticated environment, you’ll want large frames in neutral colors or varnished wood. These frames can have details and different designs and can display art with warm tones. Oil paintings are perfect for creating this type of atmosphere. This style of decor creates a charming and inviting environment.

 

Creative

For a kitschy creative atmosphere, you’ll want unique stylized frames. Perhaps you can use detailed frames painted in gold, with unique poster art on display. You can use textured frames to create a different sensory experience, or try implementing box frames to display DIY projects that show off your restaurant’s unique vibe.

 

Something else you’ll want to keep in mind when picking decor is what colors you want to use. Warm colors, such as oranges and reds, increase appetite more than cool colors, like blues and purples. Overall, frames can help develop the atmosphere that you want to create. The right frames will help set the tone for your restaurant and allow your guests to feel charmed by the environment and excited to dine!