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Posted March 11, 2009
Updates on the standard photo frame often verge on tacky—bulky digital frames, cascading photo mobiles, cheesy clip-on figurines, even photo-collaged tote bags and shower curtains. The Empire Wall Frame by Umbra gives the traditional frame a modern twist, but isn’t overly showy. The angled, stained wood frame wraps around a corner, making the most of underutilized wall space. There are enough spaces for twelve photos ranging from tiny 2.5 x 3 slots to standard 4 x 6 openings, achieving a collage effect without feeling overwhelming. The result turns any photo into a masterpiece.
$94.50 at Umbra.com.
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