Why We Don’t Frame Your Art (and Why You’ll Thank Us for It)

Why We Don’t Frame Your Art (and Why You’ll Thank Us for It)

 

Let’s get one thing clear: we could sell you framed art.
We just won’t. And here’s why.

Framed prints online seem convenient — until you realize you’ve paid more for bubble wrap and border wood than for the art itself. Shipping a framed piece internationally? That’s double, sometimes triple the cost. And when it finally arrives… it’s wrapped in Styrofoam and styled like your aunt’s hallway.

That’s not the Weiler way.

We offer unframed editions for one reason: freedom.
We want you to frame your art your way. To take it to a local shop, support your neighborhood framer, and choose a look that fits your space — not someone else’s preset.

Why pay for a frame someone else picked… and then pay again to ship it across the world?


The Better Way to Frame:

 

  • Local shops = more choice
    Wood, metal, floating, raw, glazed — your local framer has options a click-to-cart could never match.

 

  • More budget for better things
    Why waste your money on shipping a pre-boxed frame when you can use it to treat yourself to more art?

 

  • Unframed = Unfiltered
    Our art is made to be bold — not boxed in.

 

Need Help Framing? We Got You.

 

Don’t know where to start?
Check out our Framing Guide below — packed with tips on what to look for, what to ask your framer, and how to make the piece truly yours.

 [Read the Framing Guide

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