Professional Display & Framing Services in Cambridgeshire: Showcase Your Precious Memories Beautifully

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Introduction: Your Memories Deserve Beautiful Presentation

You’ve invested in professional photography, printed your precious memories, or created beautiful artwork—now it’s time to display them properly. The right frame, mounting, or display solution transforms a simple photograph or piece of art into a stunning focal point that enhances your space and protects your investment for years to come. Poor framing or display choices, on the other hand, can diminish even the most beautiful images.

At Suny Graphics, we’ve been helping Cambridgeshire residents showcase their cherished photographs, artwork, and memorabilia with professional framing and display solutions for over 16 years. We understand that proper framing isn’t just about putting a picture behind glass—it’s about complementing the image, protecting it from damage, and creating a finished piece that enhances your home or office décor.

Serving March, Wisbech, Ely, Peterborough, Littleport, Soham, Cambridge, and throughout Cambridgeshire, we offer comprehensive framing and display services that combine technical expertise with design sensibility. From simple certificate frames to elaborate multi-mat custom framing, canvas gallery wraps to museum-quality preservation, we provide solutions for every need and budget.

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Our Complete Framing Services

Professional framing solutions for every need:

Custom Picture Framing

Tailored framing designed specifically for your piece:

What We Frame:

Photographs:

• Family portraits and photos
• Wedding and event photography
• Professional photography prints
• Vintage and historical photographs
• Black and white and color prints
• Large format prints
• Photo collages and collections

Artwork:

• Original paintings and drawings
• Limited edition prints
• Posters and reproductions
• Children’s artwork
• Watercolors and mixed media
• Canvas paintings
• Sketches and illustrations

Documents and Certificates:

• Diplomas and degrees
• Professional certifications
• Awards and achievements
• Historical documents
• Birth certificates and heirlooms
• Letters and correspondence
• Maps and architectural drawings

Memorabilia:

• Sports jerseys and uniforms
• Concert tickets and programs
• Autographs and signatures
• Medals and awards
• Coins and stamps
• Three-dimensional objects
• Shadow box displays

Business and Commercial:

• Corporate awards and recognitions
• Company certifications
• Business licenses
• Professional credentials
• Branded artwork
• Promotional materials

Frame Selection

Choosing the perfect frame:

Frame Styles:

Traditional Frames:

• Classic wood frames in various finishes
• Ornate and decorative moldings
• Simple, understated profiles
• Antique and vintage-style frames
• Period-appropriate designs

Modern Frames:

• Clean, contemporary lines
• Minimalist profiles
• Metal frames (aluminum, steel)
• Sleek black and white options
• Floating frame styles
• Frameless and minimal designs

Specialty Frames:

• Deep shadow box frames for objects
• Float frames for canvas
• Gallery frames for artwork
• Certificate frames for documents
• Collage and multi-opening frames
• Oval and non-rectangular shapes

Frame Materials:

Wood Frames:

• Oak, walnut, cherry, maple
• Pine and more affordable options
• Stained or painted finishes
• Natural or distressed looks
• Carved or plain profiles

Metal Frames:

• Aluminum (lightweight, durable)
• Steel (contemporary, strong)
• Gold and silver leaf effects
• Brushed or polished finishes
• Various color powder coatings

Composite Frames:

• Affordable yet quality materials
• Wide range of styles and finishes
• Excellent value options
• Durable and lightweight

Frame Colors:

• Black (classic, versatile)
• White and off-white (clean, modern)
• Natural wood tones
• Metallic finishes (gold, silver, bronze)
• Custom colors to match décor
• Distressed and antiqued finishes

Matting Options

Professional matting elevates your framing:

What is Matting?

A mat (or mount) is the border material between your image and frame, typically made from acid-free board. Proper matting:

• Creates visual breathing room
• Prevents image from touching glass
• Adds elegance and refinement
• Protects the artwork
• Draws eye to the image

Mat Styles:

Single Mat:

• One mat board color/thickness
• Simple, clean presentation
• Most economical option
• Wide range of colors available

Double Mat:

• Two mats layered together
• Outer mat typically larger
• Inner mat provides accent color
• More sophisticated appearance
• Extra dimension and interest

Triple Mat (and beyond):

• Multiple mats creating layers
• Complex, luxurious presentation
• Ideal for important pieces
• Premium framing option

Mat Colors:

We offer extensive color selections:

• Neutral tones – White, cream, off-white, beige
• Bold colors – Match or complement your image
• Textured mats – Linen, silk, suede textures
• Colored cores – Contrasting edge colors
• Conservation mats – Acid-free, archival quality

Mat Sizes and Borders:

• Standard proportions (2-4 inches)
• Wide borders for dramatic effect
• Narrow borders for modern look
• Weighted mats (wider at bottom)
• Equal borders all around
• Custom sizes for any need

Decorative Mat Treatments:

• V-grooves for added detail
• Multiple openings for collages
• Oval and circular openings
• Custom shaped openings
• Corner embellishments
• Embossed details

Glazing (Glass) Options

Protecting your framed pieces:

Standard Glass:

• Clear, traditional glazing
• Affordable protection
• Suitable for most applications
• Good clarity

Non-Reflective (Non-Glare) Glass:

• Reduced reflections and glare
• Better viewing in bright light
• Slightly textured surface
• Good for high-traffic viewing areas

UV-Protective Glass:

• Blocks harmful UV rays
• Prevents fading and discoloration
• Essential for valuable items
• Preserves colors and paper
• Available in clear and non-glare

Museum Glass:

• Premium, virtually invisible
• Minimal reflections (99% reduction)
• UV protection included
• Exceptional clarity
• Perfect for valuable artwork
• Highest quality option

Acrylic (Plexiglass):

• Lightweight alternative to glass
• Shatter-resistant (safer)
• UV-protective options available
• Scratches more easily than glass
• Ideal for children’s rooms, large pieces
• Good for shipping and transport

No Glazing:

• Canvas paintings traditionally unglazed
• Certain artwork doesn’t require glass
• Cost-saving option when appropriate

Backing and Mounting

Professional backing ensures longevity:

Backing Boards:

• Acid-free foam board (archival)
• Rigid support for artwork
• Prevents warping and damage
• Seals frame back professionally

Mounting Techniques:

Corner Mounting:

• Non-invasive method
• Holds corners only
• Artwork remains unattached to backing
• Preserves original condition
• Reversible

Hinge Mounting:

• Archival linen tape
• Attached at top edge
• Allows natural hanging
• Museum-standard technique
• Preservable

Dry Mounting:

• Heat-activated adhesive
• Permanent mounting
• Creates flat, smooth surface
• Not reversible
• Best for prints without collectible value

Float Mounting:

• Creates “floating” appearance
• Space between artwork and backing visible
• Modern, gallery style
• Shows full artwork including edges
• Contemporary presentation

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Canvas Mounting and Stretching

Modern display options for photographs and art:

Gallery-Wrapped Canvas

What is Gallery Wrapping?

Your image is printed on canvas and wrapped around a wooden frame:

• Image extends around edges
• No frame needed (frameless look)
• Modern, gallery-style presentation
• Ready to hang immediately
• Contemporary aesthetic

Wrap Styles:

Gallery Wrap (Image Wrap):

• Image continues around edges
• Seamless appearance from front
• No white borders visible
• Most popular style

Mirror Wrap:

• Edge pixels mirrored on sides
• Creates seamless continuation
• Prevents important elements on edges
• Good for images with important borders

Color Wrap:

• Solid color on edges
• Black, white, or custom color
• Clean, defined appearance
• Good when image wrap isn’t ideal

Museum Wrap:

• Image on face only
• Neutral color (black/white) on edges
• Traditional gallery appearance
• Emphasizes face of canvas

Canvas Depths:

• Slim profile (0.75″) – Budget-friendly, modern look
• Standard depth (1.5″) – Most popular, versatile
• Deep profile (2″+) – Dramatic, substantial presence

Framed Canvas

Canvas with Frame:

Combining canvas texture with frame elegance:

• Canvas mounted and framed traditionally
• Adds formality and elegance
• Frame protects edges
• Variety of frame styles
• More traditional presentation

Floating Canvas Frames:

• Canvas appears to float within frame
• Gap between canvas and frame
• Contemporary gallery style
• Shows canvas edges and depth
• Modern, sophisticated look

Canvas Quality

Our Canvas Standards:

• Professional canvas material – Museum-quality, archival
• High-resolution printing – Sharp, vibrant images
• UV-resistant inks – Long-lasting, fade-resistant
• Proper stretching – Tight, even, professional
• Sealed backing – Dust protection
• Quality stretcher bars – Kiln-dried wood, proper bracing

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Specialized Display Solutions

Beyond traditional framing:

Shadow Box Framing

For three-dimensional objects:

What is Shadow Box Framing?

Deep frames designed to display dimensional items:

• Deeper than standard frames (typically 1-3 inches)
• Displays 3D objects safely
• Glass or acrylic front
• Custom interior arrangements

Perfect For:

Sports Memorabilia:

• Jerseys and uniforms
• Signed balls and equipment
• Medals and trophies
• Game tickets and programs
• Team photographs with items

Military Memorabilia:

• Medals and decorations
• Flags (burial flags, service flags)
• Insignia and patches
• Photos with service items
• Retirement shadow boxes

Collections:

• Coins and stamps
• Pins and badges
• Vintage toys and collectibles
• Jewelry and watches
• Historical artifacts

Personal Keepsakes:

• Wedding memorabilia
• Baby’s first items
• Travel souvenirs
• Hobby collections
• Family heirlooms

Memorial Displays:

• Tribute shadow boxes
• Remembrance items
• Personal effects
• Celebration of life displays

Design Considerations:

• Interior backing color and texture
• Object mounting and securing
• Arrangement and composition
• Label or information plaques
• Lighting considerations

Multi-Photo Displays

Showcasing multiple images together:

Collage Frames:

• Single frame with multiple openings
• Coordinated mat with several windows
• Various opening sizes and arrangements
• Family photo displays
• Timeline presentations

Grid Displays:

• Uniform-sized multiple frames
• Symmetrical arrangements
• Modern, organized appearance
• Instagram-style grid walls
• Cohesive collections

Gallery Wall Arrangements:

• Multiple individual frames
• Various sizes and styles
• Artistic arrangements
• Eclectic or coordinated styles
• Dynamic visual impact

Design Services: We help plan gallery walls:

• Layout design and arrangement
• Frame selection coordination
• Spacing and alignment
• Color scheme coordination
• Installation guidance

Poster and Print Framing

Affordable framing for prints and posters:

Standard Size Framing:

• Ready-made frames in standard sizes
• Quick turnaround
• Affordable options
• Various styles available
• Good quality at lower price points

Custom Poster Framing:

• Precise fit for any size
• Matting options
• Professional presentation
• Protection from damage
• Transform posters into décor

Large Format Framing:

• Oversized prints and posters
• Specialty frame construction
• Secure mounting for large pieces
• Professional presentation
• Gallery-quality results

Acrylic and Plexiglass Mounting

Modern, frameless displays:

Acrylic Face Mounting:

• Print adhered to clear acrylic
• Glossy, vibrant appearance
• Modern, high-end look
• No frame needed
• Contemporary gallery aesthetic

Acrylic Standoffs:

• Photo sandwiched between acrylic sheets
• Held with decorative standoffs
• Floats away from wall
• Ultra-modern presentation
• Dramatic, professional look

Benefits:

• Lightweight yet substantial
• Easy to clean
• Modern aesthetic
• Vivid color enhancement
• Contemporary style

 

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Conservation and Preservation Framing

Protecting valuable and sentimental pieces:

Museum-Quality Framing

Archival Standards:

For valuable artwork, historical documents, or cherished photographs:

Acid-Free Materials:

• All materials pH neutral
• Won’t yellow or deteriorate
• Prevents chemical damage
• Long-term preservation

UV-Protective Glazing:

• Blocks 99% of UV rays
• Prevents fading and discoloration
• Essential for colors and paper
• Investment protection

Proper Mounting:

• Non-invasive techniques
• Reversible methods
• No permanent adhesives on valuable pieces
• Allows future conservation

Sealed Backing:

• Dust and pest protection
• Environmental barrier
• Prevents moisture intrusion
• Long-term stability

What Needs Conservation Framing?

High-Value Items:

• Original artwork
• Limited edition prints
• Valuable photographs
• Signed memorabilia
• Collectible items

Sentimental Pieces:

• Family heirlooms
• Historical documents
• Vintage photographs
• Personal legacy items
• Irreplaceable keepsakes

Fragile Materials:

• Old photographs
• Delicate papers
• Fabric and textiles
• Aging documents
• Deteriorating items

Environmental Protection

Climate Considerations:

Proper framing protects against:

• UV light damage – Fading, discoloration
• Humidity fluctuations – Warping, mold
• Temperature extremes – Deterioration
• Air pollutants – Chemical damage
• Dust and debris – Surface damage
• Insects and pests – Physical damage

Display Location Advice:

We provide guidance on:

• Avoiding direct sunlight
• Proper humidity levels
• Temperature considerations
• High-traffic area precautions
• Long-term care instructions

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The Framing Process at Suny Graphics

What to expect when you bring items for framing:

Step 1: Consultation

Understanding Your Needs:

We discuss:

• What you’re framing
• Where it will be displayed
• Your style preferences
• Your budget range
• Timeline requirements
• Any special considerations

Expert Recommendations:

• Frame style suggestions
• Matting options and colors
• Glazing recommendations
• Conservation needs assessment
• Design ideas and inspiration

Step 2: Design and Selection

Creating Your Frame:

Frame Selection:

• Review physical frame samples
• See various moldings and styles
• Feel quality and weight
• Compare finishes

Mat Design:

• Select mat colors from extensive range
• Decide on single, double, or triple mat
• Choose mat widths
• Consider decorative treatments

Glazing Choice:

• Standard, non-glare, UV, or museum glass
• Acrylic options if preferred
• Protection level needed
• Budget considerations

Layout and Sizing:

• Measure artwork precisely
• Determine mat border widths
• Plan any special openings
• Visualize final appearance

Step 3: Quote and Approval

Pricing:

Clear, detailed quote including:

• Frame cost
• Mat board costs
• Glazing cost
• Labor and assembly
• Any special services
• Total investment

Review and Approval:

• Understand all components
• Ask any questions
• Approve design and pricing
• Provide deposit

Step 4: Production

Professional Assembly:

Precision Cutting:

• Computer-controlled mat cutting
• Accurate, clean cuts
• Perfect bevels
• Precise frame mitering

Expert Assembly:

• Professional mounting
• Careful glazing installation
• Secure backing
• Quality hardware installation
• Thorough cleaning

Quality Control:

• Inspection of all components
• Verification of measurements
• Check for dust or imperfections
• Ensure secure assembly

Step 5: Completion and Pickup

Ready for Display:

Final Presentation:

• Protected packaging
• Installation hardware included
• Care instructions provided
• Display recommendations

Installation Guidance:

• Hanging suggestions
• Wall anchor recommendations
• Spacing and arrangement advice
• Professional installation available

Satisfaction Guarantee:

• Review completed frame with you
• Address any concerns
• Ensure complete satisfaction
• Provide long-term care advice

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Design Principles for Effective Framing

Creating beautiful, cohesive framed pieces:

Frame and Artwork Harmony

Complementing Without Competing:

Consider:

• Artwork style – Frame should enhance, not overpower
• Subject matter – Frame reflects content appropriately
• Color palette – Frame complements image colors
• Era and style – Historical accuracy for period pieces
• Formality level – Casual vs. formal presentation

General Guidelines:

• Traditional art → Traditional frames
• Modern art → Contemporary frames
• Photographs → Versatile options
• Documents → Professional, understated frames
• Children’s art → Playful but quality frames

Color Coordination

Mat and Frame Color Selection:

Neutral Mats:

• White and off-white (classic, versatile)
• Cream and ivory (warm, soft)
• Gray tones (modern, sophisticated)
• Black (dramatic, bold)

Colored Mats:

• Pull colors from image
• Complement dominant colors
• Create harmony
• Add visual interest

Frame Colors:

• Coordinate with room décor
• Match or complement mat
• Consider wall color
• Think about nearby frames

Proportion and Scale

Size Relationships:

Mat Width:

• Proportional to image size
• 2-3 inches for small pieces
• 3-4 inches for medium pieces
• 4-6 inches for large pieces
• Wider for dramatic effect

Frame Width:

• Match artwork scale
• Delicate frames for small pieces
• Substantial frames for large art
• Balance overall proportions

Room Scale:

• Larger frames for large rooms
• Grouped smaller frames work together
• Consider viewing distance
• Fill wall space appropriately

Visual Weight

Balance in Presentation:

• Heavy frames need visual presence to support
• Delicate frames for lighter pieces
• Mat color affects perceived weight
• Overall composition balance

Consistency in Collections

Gallery Wall Coordination:

Unified Approach:

• All same frame style (most cohesive)
• Same color, varied styles (coordinated)
• Varied frames, unified element (eclectic but connected)

Creating Flow:

• Color scheme coordination
• Style era consistency
• Visual balance in arrangement
• Intentional variety

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Framing for Different Rooms

Room-specific considerations:

Living Room Framing

Focal Point Displays:

Living rooms often feature prominent art:

• Larger statement pieces
• Formal, quality framing
• Coordinated gallery walls
• Family photograph displays
• Artwork collections

Style Considerations:

• Match room décor and style
• Consider furniture colors
• Coordinate with textiles
• Create focal points above sofas
• Balance room proportions

Bedroom Framing

Personal and Intimate:

• Personal photographs
• Calming artwork
• Romantic couple images
• Meaningful quotes or art
• Softer, more personal style

Placement:

• Above bed (horizontal orientation)
• On dressers and nightstands
• Smaller, personal scale
• Coordinated with bedding colors

Children’s Room Framing

Fun and Durable:

• Children’s artwork framed professionally
• Educational prints
• Fun, colorful frames
• Acrylic glazing (safer than glass)
• Easy to update as child grows

Considerations:

• Secure mounting (safety)
• Shatterproof glazing
• Appropriate subject matter
• Age-appropriate style

Kitchen and Dining Framing

Food-Safe and Practical:

• Food and culinary themes
• Family recipe artwork
• Vintage food advertisements
• Herb and botanical prints
• Protected from moisture and grease

Considerations:

• Sealed frames
• Away from cooking areas
• Easy to clean glazing
• Moisture-resistant materials

Office and Study Framing

Professional Presentation:

• Diplomas and certificates
• Professional achievements
• Motivational artwork
• Business-appropriate style
• Credential displays

Style:

• Professional, understated
• Quality materials
• Appropriate formality
• Coordinated professional image

Bathroom Framing

Moisture Considerations:

• Sealed frames essential
• Moisture-resistant materials
• Appropriate subject matter
• Protected from humidity

Best Practices:

• Avoid valuable pieces
• Sealed backing and edges
• Regular checking for moisture damage
• Consider prints over originals

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Framing Services for Businesses

Professional framing for commercial needs:

Office and Corporate Framing

Professional Spaces:

• Company awards and recognitions
• Business licenses and certifications
• Corporate artwork and branding
• Executive portraits
• Company history displays

Bulk Framing:

• Consistent framing for multiple pieces
• Corporate branding coordination
• Professional presentation standards
• Volume pricing available

Retail Display Framing

Merchandise Presentation:

• Product photography displays
• Promotional artwork
• Seasonal displays
• Brand imagery
• Window display framing

Restaurant and Hospitality

Atmosphere Creation:

• Menu boards and specials
• Historical photographs
• Local landmark art
• Thematic décor framing
• Durable, commercial-quality

Healthcare Facilities

Waiting Room Displays:

• Calming artwork
• Educational displays
• Credential framing
• Patient-friendly imagery
• Professional presentation

Educational Institutions

School and University Framing:

• Diploma and certificate framing
• Achievement displays
• Historical documentation
• Sports and activity displays
• Alumni recognition

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Pricing and Value

Understanding framing investment:

What Affects Framing Cost?

Size:

• Larger pieces require more materials
• More expensive proportionally
• Oversized requires special handling

Frame Style:

• Simple frames less expensive
• Ornate, detailed frames cost more
• Specialty finishes add cost
• Material quality varies price

Matting:

• Single mat most economical
• Double/triple mats cost more
• Custom cuts add complexity
• Conservation mats premium priced

Glazing:

• Standard glass least expensive
• UV glass mid-range
• Museum glass premium pricing
• Large glass sizes cost more

Complexity:

• Simple, straightforward framing affordable
• Shadow boxes more complex
• Multiple openings add labor
• Custom treatments increase cost

Budget-Friendly Options

Cost-Effective Framing:

• Standard-sized ready-made frames
• Single mat instead of multiple
• Standard glass
• Simpler frame styles
• Grouping multiple pieces for volume discount

Investment Framing

When to Invest in Quality:

• Valuable artwork or photographs
• Irreplaceable family heirlooms
• Important documents and certificates
• High-visibility display locations
• Permanent installations

Long-Term Value: Quality framing:

• Protects your investment
• Lasts for decades
• Maintains or increases artwork value
• Provides peace of mind
• Professional appearance

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Care and Maintenance

Protecting your framed pieces:

Display Location

Ideal Conditions:

• Avoid direct sunlight – Causes fading
• Stable temperature – Prevents warping
• Moderate humidity – 40-50% ideal
• Away from heat sources – Radiators, fireplaces
• Secure mounting – Proper hanging hardware
• Appropriate height – Eye level typically best

Cleaning and Dusting

Regular Maintenance:

Glass/Acrylic Cleaning:

• Use proper glass cleaner
• Microfiber cloth recommended
• Never spray directly on frame
• Spray on cloth, then wipe
• Gentle, circular motions

Frame Dusting:

• Soft, dry cloth
• Gentle dusting
• Avoid harsh chemicals
• Wood frames: furniture polish occasionally
• Metal frames: damp cloth, dry immediately

When to Reframe

Consider Reframing When:

• Visible damage to frame or mat
• Discoloration of mat (yellowing)
• Condensation inside glass
• Pest damage visible
• Style no longer appropriate
• Moving to different décor

Professional Inspection

Periodic Checks:

For valuable pieces:

• Professional inspection every 5-10 years
• Check for deterioration
• Update conservation materials if needed
• Ensure continued protection

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Frequently Asked Questions About Framing

How much does custom framing cost?

Costs vary widely based on size, materials, and complexity. Simple 8×10 framing might be quite affordable, while large custom shadow boxes can be significant investments. We provide detailed quotes before work begins.

How long does framing take?

Standard framing typically takes 1-2 weeks. Complex projects (shadow boxes, large pieces, specialty work) may take 3-4 weeks. Rush services available for urgent needs.

Can you frame items that aren’t flat?

Yes! Shadow box framing accommodates three-dimensional objects like jerseys, medals, collectibles, and more. We’ll discuss the best approach for your specific items.

Do I need UV-protective glass?

For valuable artwork, important photographs, or items displayed in bright light, UV glass is highly recommended. It prevents fading and discoloration, protecting your investment.

Can you match an existing frame?

We can often match or closely approximate existing frames for consistency. Bring a sample or photo and we’ll find the best match possible.

What’s the difference between a mat and a mount?

In UK terminology, “mount” and “mat” are often used interchangeably—both refer to the border board between image and frame. We use both terms.

Can you frame canvas paintings?

Yes! Canvas can be framed traditionally or with floating frames. We can also re-stretch canvas if needed.

How do I hang heavy frames safely?

We provide appropriate hanging hardware and can advise on proper wall anchors for your wall type and frame weight. Professional installation services available.

Can you reuse an old frame?

Often yes! If a frame is in good condition, we can create new mats and mount new artwork. This can be a cost-effective option.

Do you frame needlework and embroidery?

Yes! We specialize in textile framing, including needlework, embroidery, tapestries, and fabric art. Special mounting techniques preserve and display textile work beautifully.

Can children’s artwork be professionally framed?

Absolutely! Children’s art deserves quality framing. It makes wonderful gifts for grandparents and preserves childhood creativity.

What’s the best way to frame a diploma?

We recommend conservation framing for diplomas—acid-free mats, UV glass, and proper mounting. This protects your achievement and maintains its value.

Can you frame irregular shapes?

Yes! Custom cutting allows us to create frames for circles, ovals, hexagons, and other non-rectangular shapes.

How do I know what size frame I need?

We’ll measure your artwork and recommend appropriate frame and mat sizes. Generally, mats add 4-8 inches to the overall dimensions.

Can I frame multiple photos in one frame?

Yes! We create custom mats with multiple openings or recommend collage frames for displaying several images together.

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Serving Cambridgeshire with Professional Framing

Throughout Cambridgeshire, we’re trusted for quality framing:

March Framing Services

March residents bring us their treasured photographs, artwork, and memorabilia for professional framing that enhances homes and preserves memories.

Wisbech Display Solutions

From family photographs to business credentials, Wisbech customers rely on our framing expertise for quality presentation and protection.

Ely Framing and Display

Historic Ely’s homes and businesses benefit from our framing services that combine traditional quality with contemporary style.

Peterborough Custom Framing

Peterborough’s diverse framing needs—from corporate certificates to family galleries—are met with professional service and quality results.

Cambridge Framing Services

Cambridge residents appreciate quality framing that protects investments and enhances sophisticated interiors with professional presentation.

Throughout Cambridgeshire

From Littleport to Soham and every community between, we provide professional framing services that protect and showcase what matters most.

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Conclusion: Frame Your Memories with Care

Your photographs, artwork, and treasured items deserve more than basic presentation—they deserve professional framing that protects, enhances, and showcases them beautifully. Whether it’s a cherished family photograph, valuable artwork, important document, or beloved memorabilia, proper framing transforms it from a simple picture or object into a focal point that enriches your space and preserves your investment for generations.

At Suny Graphics, we’ve spent over 16 years providing Cambridgeshire with professional framing and display solutions. We combine technical expertise with design sensibility, quality materials with skilled craftsmanship, and personal service with professional standards. From simple certificate framing to elaborate custom shadow boxes, we treat every project with the care and attention it deserves.

Serving March, Wisbech, Ely, Peterborough, Littleport, Soham, Cambridge, and throughout Cambridgeshire, we’re your local partner for framing that makes a lasting impression. Face-to-face consultation, expert guidance, and genuine commitment to showcasing your memories beautifully—that’s the Suny Graphics difference.

Don’t let your precious photographs, artwork, and memorabilia sit in drawers or lean against walls. Give them the professional framing they deserve. Contact Suny Graphics today to discuss your framing needs.

Call us, visit our Cambridgeshire location, or check www.sunygraphics.co.uk to get started. Your memories deserve beautiful presentation—let us help you showcase them perfectly!

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Related Services: Combine framing with our professional photo printing for complete solutions, canvas mounting for modern displays, and custom art services for unique pieces to frame. We’re your complete display solution!

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Suny Graphics – Professional Display & Framing Services in Cambridgeshire | Serving March, Wisbech, Ely, Peterborough, Cambridge & Beyond | Custom Picture Framing | Canvas Mounting | Shadow Boxes | Conservation Framing | 16+ Years Experience | Showcase Your Memories Beautifully!