"We got lucky the giraffes looked right at us."

You’ll hire a photographer. They’ll take beautiful pictures of your family in a pleasing composition, hair perfectly done, kids dutifully smiling, not a wrinkle in sight. This is exactly what every day looks like, right? Hardly. Kids make messes. Lots and lots and LOTS of messes. The second something is ...

Big news: we opened our very first store in Washington, D.C. We couldn’t be happier to have a real live store in the city we call home. One of the defining features of the new space is an epic gallery wall with pieces that will be rotated throughout the year. ...

Best Valentine's Day Movies Based on the Top Rom Coms by State With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, stores across the nation are well-stocked with heart-shaped boxes of chocolates and stuffed teddy bears. But one of the biggest treats of Valentine’s Day, besides spending time with loved ones, is ...

Welcome, 2019. Considering the beautiful-but-unassuming neutrals, whites and soft leathers that adorned every home in 2018 (mine included), I must admit I’m glad to see what you have to bring us. So here we go—my predictions for the 10 interior design trends you’ll see everywhere in 2019. Enjoy!

The story of how actual 19th Century Chicago School architectural details made their way into our frame collection and onto your walls. The Framebridge Archive Collection is available now.

Headed home for Thanksgiving? This is your chance to raid your parents’ attic and rediscover old, sentimental items that (once beautifully framed) are guaranteed to win the holidays.

In the coming weeks, people will ask you what you want for Christmas. Be prepared to drop some hints that you want a truly thoughtful gift from Framebridge. Hint-dropping not your specialty? Here’s how to get what you really want this year.

Tucked away in a lovely corner of the internet is Sugarhouse Supply Company, a charming shop that sells everything from photography prints to fine jewelry to paddle boards.

Let’s talk bamboo. The bamboo style we know and love today originated from the French term Chinoiserie, a design style that was 17th and 18th century Europe’s interpretation of Asian culture. During that period, Europe became obsessed with the Far East due to its booming trade with China.