Solid retail Hawaiian Mango Wood Picture Frames

These solid wood heirloom-quality frames are hand sanded with a buffed lacquer finish. Unlike some of my competitors, I don't use thin veneers, cleats or nails. The wooden joinery is done without metal fasteners for a strong and beautiful solid frame. These artisan frames are made with the same level of attention to detail as my koa wood frames, but feature local mango wood.

Standard sizes run from 3.5x5" to 24x36", although any size can be made by special order. I can only list so many sizes, but any frame or mat size is possible, so please convo me for your custom project.

My standard stock is 7/8" thick and 1-3/8" wide, available in curly figured grain for a premium. I also carry 2" wide stock for larger frames or a more robust look. Deeper rabbeted frames are also available in 1"+ thickness as custom orders.

Frames come with a 4-ply acid-free conservation bevel-cut white mat that has a window sized opening for the next standard size below it. That is, a 16x20 frame is matted for an 11x14 print, an 11x14 frame is matted for an 8x10 print, 8x10 frame for a 5x7 print, and 5x7 is matted for a 4x6 print.* Custom mats can be cut to any size or shape for just $.06/ square inch.

I use industry leading Conservation Clear, Tru-Vue acryllic glass that blocks 99% of UV radiation to protect your art. I've tried shipping regular glass from Hawaii in the past, and lots of customers received boxes with broken glass. Conservation Clear acryllic is more expensive, but it holds up to shipping. If you desire glass for your frame, I'm happy to work with you to find someone in your area who can provide it.

Please include in your order notes what it is that you're framing, so that the proper hardware is included with your frame.


Contact seller for:
Custom sizes and prices
Custom milled stock
Shipping outside the retail U.S.

In order to serve you better, we offer a free zoom consultation from the workshop.

We work with local hardwoods from tree to finish, sustainably harvesting, milling and shaping these tropical hardwoods, made by hand in Hawaii.