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Painting Frames "Mathilda" |
| Anthrazit • Serie: Ambiente 2 • Width: 66mm • Height: 32mm |
| With Mathilda, the designers have created a decorative frame that has received a particularly attractive antique character. They managed this on the one hand through its shape, but above all through the color anthracite, which was trimmed to antique with a variety of different design elements. As if Mathilda had been hanging in a noble gallery for several years, the owner of this frame can count himself lucky to have chosen a real eye-catcher for his favorite picture with Mathilda. The anthracite with its many different shades ensures a great interplay of white, gray and black tones. The black and white ensemble begins with white double strips on the outer edge of the frame. Since these are in turn provided with black lines, a sharp contrast on a very narrow bar comes into play, which seems to frame the Mathilda frame itself. The thick main bar that connects to it is provided with a color gradient that starts dark on the outside and fades to white on the inside. The inner bar, which appears almost in solid black, is additionally accompanied by those high-contrast double bars above and below. With further accents, Mathilda was given an antique look - incorporated craquelures are reminiscent of said cracks in oil paintings and give a valuable appearance. |
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