





Dark oak frame - Wide (20 mm) - 50x50 cm
Choose the frame's inner size, glass type and, if you like, a passepartout. Use the live chat if you have any questions.

✔ Made to order in Denmark
✔ Delivered in 3–7 business days
✔ 100-day return policy
About the frame
Wooden frame with a beautiful reddish oak veneer for framing your 50x50 cm poster - or a smaller one if you add a passepartout.
The frame molding is 20 mm wide and 30 mm deep. You can also see our 12x18 mm slim 50x50 dark oak frame.
Glass
Acrylic glass (plexiglass) is a light and safe glass, and a good alternative to standard glass. If you want to avoid reflections, choose the slightly matte non-reflective glass, or opt for the unrivaled museum glass, which provides at least 70% UV protection. Both non-reflective glass types are made with real glass.
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Give the square room on the wall
A 50×50 cm artwork is large enough to become a natural focal point in the room, for example above a sideboard, a sofa or the bed. The square format brings calm and especially suits abstract art, graphic prints and photographs with a strong composition. In the frame designer you can try which frame carries the artwork best.
A 50×50 cm frame lets the picture fill the whole frame. For a more airy and refined look, choose a larger frame and add a wide passepartout. At this size the frame profile makes a clear difference, so do compare both slim and wide mouldings.
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Made in Denmark
For us, quality is about more than the finished product. It is also about where the materials come from and how they are made. We therefore select frames and passepartouts from some of the world's leading manufacturers and focus on sustainability and healthy working conditions, both in our own workshop and at our suppliers.
Your frame is made to order in our framing workshop in Denmark. If you need help choosing colours or proportions, just write to us on the live chat.
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