The Hickory Frame Guide

Hickory Framed ArtFor a Light, Natural Look

A Hickory frame brings a light, natural warmth to a wall. Find the piece that makes your room feel relaxed, already shown in Hickory and ready to hang.

A coastal print in a Hickory frame above a cream dresser, morning lightUp close: a Hickory frame and white border around a cacti photograph

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Choose your piece, already in Hickory

Choose any piece in a Hickory frame, then pick your size. It arrives ready to hang.

Melrose Cacti in a Hickory frame

Melrose Cacti

Pale cacti against a soft blue wall

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Joshua Tree Sunset in a Hickory frame

Joshua Tree Sunset

Desert gold at the end of the day

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The Boulevard in a Hickory frame

The Boulevard

Palm-lined streets in black and white

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Amalfi Sun in a Hickory frame

Amalfi Sun

Yellow umbrellas on the Amalfi Coast

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Santa Teresa Mornings in a Hickory frame

Santa Teresa Mornings

Birds over the surf at first light

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Capri From Above in a Hickory frame

Capri From Above

A summer beach, seen from the cliffs

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Outgrow The Old in a Hickory frame

Outgrow The Old

Deep green palm leaves in the shade

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Step Up in a Hickory frame

Step Up

A sunlit garden staircase

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The Endless Frame®

Keep the frame. Change the art.

The Endless Frame opens from the back. Swap the print yourself, and store up to 50 loose prints flat inside.

How the swap works

  1. 1

    Open the back

    Lay the frame face-down. Loosen the turn-buttons with the Endless Tool, the small screwdriver in the box.

  2. 2

    Swap the print

    Lift out the back tray. Set your new print in front, and keep the old one behind it.

  3. 3

    Close it up

    Tighten the turn-buttons until snug. Your new art is ready to hang.

3mounted prints fit in one frame
50loose prints store flat inside
0glare when you remove the acrylic

Made by hand, built to last

  • Solid White Oak frame, finished in Hickory and made to order.
  • Giclée print made with archival pigment inks.
  • 300gsm matte paper, heavyweight and acid-free.
  • Removable Crystal Acrylic, lighter and clearer than glass.
  • Endless Tool screwdriver and microfiber Dusting Cloth come with every Endless Frame.
  • Hand-crafted to order, ready to ship in 5 to 7 business days.
Up close: the corner of a Hickory Endless Frame with its white mat and print
Real art, 100% AI-freeHand-crafted solid White OakArrives ready to hangMade in the USA
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Start with the art

One light wood frame for warm, cool and quiet art

Hickory is soft enough for pastel art and warm enough for bold color, which is why it is so easy to live with.

Joshua Tree Sunset in a Hickory frame

Warm

Desert gold and sunset color glow against a light wood frame. The wood echoes the warmth in the print, so the wall feels sunny.

Shop Earth Tones
Santa Teresa Mornings in a Hickory frame

Cool

Blue water and light wood belong together, like a beach house in morning light. The frame keeps cool art friendly and relaxed.

Shop Coastal
The Boulevard in a Hickory frame

Quiet

Black and white photography in Hickory feels gentle and modern, not stark. It is a calm way to bring in a classic image.

Shop Black and White

Room by room

Where Hickory framed art works best

Here is how Hickory looks in real homes, as a pair above a bed and as one large piece.

Two prints in Hickory frames side by side above a bed

01

Above the bed

A pair of Hickory frames brings natural warmth above a bed. Size the pair to about two-thirds of the headboard, with about three inches between them.

One large coastal print in a Hickory frame above an oak desk

02

For one large statement piece

A light wood frame lets an oversized photograph feel warm instead of heavy. Above a desk, a sofa or a dining table, one big piece in Hickory sets the tone for the room. Sizes go up to the 42" x 62" Collector.

Heritage Walnut, Hickory, White and Black frames stacked on a marble table

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Mixed with other finishes

Hickory is an easy partner. Pair it with Black for contrast, or with Heritage Walnut for a layered wood-on-wood look. Repeat each finish at least twice, keep the borders the same, and the mix holds together.

The Endless Frame

One Frame. Every Season.

Solid White Oak, built to last. Swap the print as the seasons change. Store up to 3 mounted prints and 50 loose prints flat inside.

Add and swap art Change orientation Remove the glass Store your art, up to 50 prints

Good to know

Questions about Hickory frames

Is Hickory a light or dark frame?

Hickory is our light, natural wood finish. It is soft enough for pale rooms and warm enough to stand out on a white wall.

What art looks best in a Hickory frame?

Sun-washed and earthy art looks right in Hickory: sand, sea blue, sage and soft gold. Black and white photography looks relaxed and modern in it too.

Do light wood frames go with white walls?

Yes. Against a white wall, a Hickory frame reads as a soft, warm outline, and the photograph still gets all the attention.

Hickory or Heritage Walnut: which is better?

Hickory is lighter and more natural, and suits sun-washed art and pale floors. Heritage Walnut is our deepest finish and deepens golden and rust tones. Choose by the art and the room.

Can you mix Hickory frames with black or white?

You can. Repeat each finish at least twice, keep the spacing even, and the mix looks deliberate.

Are wood frames still in style?

Yes. Natural wood has always had a place on a gallery wall, because it adds warmth that other finishes cannot. With real photography inside, a Hickory frame will look right for years.

Your turn

Bring natural warmth to your favorite photograph

Pick the piece, choose your size, and let the Hickory frame do the rest.

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