Float Plaque (single plaque)
Print is mounted to board and sprayed with protective coating. Edges are bevelled and usually black, although wood finish edges are available. Contemporary, simple, and very attractive look. No glass or additional framing needed. The print speaks for itself. This has been by far my biggest selling style for the past three years, and the double stacks and canvases have sold well too. These have material on the back that causes them to float off the wall about 3/4". The surface that these prints are mounted to is a hard, particle board type material. Plaque prints are resistant to fingerprints, scratches, and UV rays.
Float Plaque corner detail
You can see the black bevelled edges here. This is not a frame, although the edges do serve the purpose of framing the print very simply. The edges are part of the board that the print is mounted to.
Double Stack Foat Plaque
Contemporary, simple, very attractive appearance. No glass. Prints are mounted to board and sprayed with protective coating. Edges of both top and bottom plaques are bevelled.
Double Stack Float Plaque corner detail
One plaque with wood finish edges on top of another black plaque, also with wood finish edges. Float plaques appear to float off the wall about 3/4".
Stretched Canvas Giclee
Canvas is stretched (like an oil painting) with photo wrapped around at outside edges. These canvas prints can be hung as they are or placed into a frame for hanging.
Double Matted and Framed corner detail
The standard and very familiar, time-tested style using a frame, double mat, and glass (clear, non-glare, or museum).