Picture Frames

Fill your space with smiling faces, eye-catching art, and cheerful memories! No matter where you are, you can bring a sunny disposition to your area with picture frames. From modern vintage aesthetics to modern, industrial-style lofts, the picture frames at Hobby Lobby will fit right in with a wide variety of decor schemes.

Nearly any flat surface can be improved with a strategically placed picture frame. Add photos of your loved ones to a console table in your entryway. Cheer yourself up throughout the day with a frame in your office. Create a delightful scene in your dining room, living room, or bedroom. The possibilities are only limited by your imagination!

If your living area is inspired by cottages and farmhouses, a distressed wood frame can accentuate your theme. Rustic barnwood is a common staple of accent furniture and decor. Slip a photo inside a barnwood frame with a monochrome or sepia-tone filter. That way, you can highlight the nostalgic atmosphere you’re going for.

There are frames for art deco and modern decor schemes, too. Grab a tabletop frame with a thin, metal profile to finish the look. If you’re feeling fancy, you can show off your picture using a float frame—a frame where two pieces of glass suspend the photo in the center, giving it the look of floating. It’s a minimal style that brings maximum results!

What are you waiting for? Print out some of your favorite photos and order some frames with coordinating frame sizes. Once you’re done, you’ll have a memorable space decorated with imagery that means the world to you! There’s simply no better way to customize your space.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to measure a picture frame?

Picture frames are measured by their inside dimensions. Measure the inner width and inner height from the back of the frame.

How to frame a picture?

Hobby Lobby has in-store framers that can install your picture into a frame for you. If you’d like to do it yourself, follow these easy steps:

• Open the frame by bending the brads on the back.

• Remove the backing board and mats but leave the glass in the frame.

• Clean the inside of the glass or acrylic (be careful with glass edges – they can be sharp). Ensure the glass is completely dry before proceeding.

• Tape the picture to the back of the mat (if applicable) at the top-edge only.

• Insert the mat with the picture facing towards the glass (the front of the frame), and reinstall the backing board.

• Bend the brads to secure the materials in the frame and add your hangers.