Bring the artwork
Share the piece, dimensions, room references, finish samples, and any preservation requirements that matter.
For Interior Designers in Colorado
Framing that belongs in the room.
Custom framing for designers who care about proportion, material, color, preservation, and how artwork lives inside a finished space.
Residential, collections and professional interiors
1,500+Frame samples published by Masten
Since 1986Colorado framing experience
On premisesCustom frames handcrafted by Masten
EstimatesDetailed pricing before commitment
A framing partner for the whole project
One artwork or an entire collection.
Framing becomes part of the architecture when several works share a room. Masten helps designers evaluate frame profile, finish, visual weight, mat proportion, glazing, and conservation needs in context.
The goal is not to make every piece match. It is to create enough relationship between the work, the materials, and the interior that the room feels resolved.
The frame library
Material is part of the design language.
Masten’s published selection includes more than 1,500 framing samples. Natural wood, metal, gold, silver, color, hand carved and water gilded options can be compared alongside hundreds of mats, fillets, and multiple glazing choices.
Natural woodGold and silverMetalFabric matsFilletsSpecialty glazing
Design in context
Bring the room into the conversation.
Paint, stone, millwork, upholstery, lighting, and furniture all affect how a frame reads. Bring samples or project references and evaluate the framing beside the palette instead of choosing in isolation.
How a project moves
Clear decisions. Fewer surprises.
Build the material palette
Compare moulding, matting, glazing, depth, and finish against the artwork and the interior design language.
Coordinate the collection
For multiple works, establish relationships in proportion and material without making the group feel repetitive.
Review the estimate
Confirm the framing approach and detailed estimate before the project moves forward.
Project types
Framing across the space.
Rooms that feel collected, not decorated.
Original art, photographs, gallery walls, statement pieces, and family collections framed to live naturally with the interior.
Collections for offices and shared spaces.
Coordinate multiple pieces for professional environments while keeping each work visually distinct.
For galleries, artists, and collectors.
Fine art and conservation focused framing with close attention to the artwork, material, and presentation.
Why work in person
Scale, texture, and finish are easier to judge at the table.
The Greenwood Village studio gives designers a place to compare options against the actual artwork. It is a more precise way to make decisions about visual weight, depth, reflection, and material than choosing from a screen.
Visit the Greenwood Village studioDesigner Questions
A smoother framing conversation.
The earlier framing enters the design conversation, the easier it is to coordinate material, scale, preservation, and budget.
01Does Masten work directly with interior designers?
Yes. Masten works with designers on individual pieces, coordinated rooms, collections, and professional interiors. The consultation can incorporate finish samples, room references, artwork dimensions, and the broader project palette.
02How large is the frame selection?
Masten’s published framing library includes more than 1,500 samples, spanning natural wood, metal, gold, silver, hand carved, water gilded, contemporary, traditional, and specialty options.
03Can multiple artworks be coordinated without making them all match?
Yes. A collection can share proportion, finish, mat language, or visual weight while allowing individual works to retain their own character.
04Do you offer conservation focused framing?
Yes. Conservation framing is one of Masten’s specialties, with material and glazing choices selected to help protect artwork while supporting the final presentation.
05Can I request pricing before committing?
Yes. Masten publicly offers detailed framing estimates and states that estimates are provided without pressure to purchase.
Start a designer project
Bring the room. Bring the work.
One piece or a complete collection, we will help shape a framing language that supports the art and belongs in the finished space.