The Carlo Motorised Art TV Frame
March 20, 2024
The Exquisite Motorised Art TV Frame
March 20, 2024
The Double Swept Motorised Art TV Frame
Capture the elegance of museum-quality art frames with The Double Swept, not just one single, intricate sweep per corner but two. The luxurious ornate wooden TV frame adds old world sophistication to any room and is available painted in antique gold, gold or silver, or gilded in 24k gold leaf, white gold leaf or metal silver leaf.
Specifications:
Dimensions: 90mm Face width.
Depth is bespoke based on your requirements.
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