Commercial framing

It was an honor to frame this Michael Jang photograph for the Heights' new restaurant Agnes and Sherman — believe us when we say RUN, don't walk to this Asian American fusion diner from Houston chef Nick Wong and restaurateur Lisa Lee! Thank you Agnes and Sherman for trusting us with framing this beautiful photograph, and congratulations on a fantastic opening.

Michael Jang photograph Aunts and Uncles framed for the Agnes and Sherman restaurant in Houston
Michael Jang, Aunts and Uncles, 1973, black and white photo print, 72 in × 48 in

Shadow box effects

Lou Peralta is a Mexico City-based visual artist and photographer whose work reimagines the photographic medium as a "sculptural, spatial, and material experience" through deconstructive practice and mixed media materials. These three-dimensional photographic works are framed in cream-colored powder-coated aluminum frames with a deep rabbet to give a shadow box effect. Peralta is represented in Houston by Koslov Larsen — stop by their gallery in Montrose to see more of her work.

Lou Peralta dimensional photographic work in a cream powder-coated aluminum shadow box frame, SBAS Houston
Lou Peralta, Disassemble No. M3 (from the Disassemble III series), photographic print on Awagami Japanese fine art paper

Antique black with white gold detail

Framed in our studio: two lithographs by Spanish modernist Joan Miró, known for his playful, dreamlike forms and bold use of color. Both prints are framed in an antique black profile with white gold detail to complement the strong lines and vivid palette.

Joan Miró aquatint etchings in antique black frames with white gold detail, SBAS Houston
Joan Miró, Le Grand Ordonnateur and Le Grand Carnassier, 1969, aquatint etchings with carborundum, 41⅝ in × 27⅜ in