Picture Frames in 20x25 cm
Here you will find all our 20x25 cm frames. These picture frames have a ratio of 4:5 and can be used for both portrait and landscape formats. In our wide range, we hope that you will be able to find something that suits your taste. Are you looking for a stylish picture frame in a trendy colour, or an elegant frame in black lacquered wood? We have a great variety of both colours, materials and styles, which means that we have picture frames for just about every house. With us, everyone should be able to find what they are looking for.
Perfect size for personal picture walls
Our 25x20 cm frames are perfect for those who want to create a handsome picture wall, for instance, with pictures in different sizes and formats. They work just as well to hang individually as they do when placed on a nice sideboard, as they are neither too small nor too large. This size is perfect for those who want to be able to show off your favourite photos. Check out our range above and we guarantee you will find the perfect picture frame for your home!
More about picture walls
On a picture wall, you can freely mix frames of different sizes and styles, and these frames 20x25 cm will fit nicely there. The pictures will form their own unit together, instead of each picture hanging separately.
Of course, there are no rules to follow when creating a picture wall — the main thing is that you are satisfied that the wall looks the way you want them to — but there are some things you can think of, which make it a little easier.
The first thing we would like to suggest is to start by laying out the pictures you want to use on the floor or a table. This way, you can easily move the frames around, and test out what looks best.
The next tip is about common principles to start from when you hang your pictures on the picture wall. One way is to hang the pictures based on feeling. Then you don't need to measure, but just go on intuition and base it on what you think looks nice. If you want a little more control over the process, you can imagine a square or rectangle that goes around all the pictures, and can form a kind of outer line that holds the artwork together. It is also common to let the distance between the pictures be the starting point — the outer edges of the pictures can then end up at different heights and widths, but the distance between the different pictures is the same in all directions. This gives a slightly freer impression than if you imagine a frame that holds the pictures together.
