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Agra

Kyoto

Lima

Santorini

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Remember that rickshaw ride to the Taj Mahal? Or the 3-hour lunch in the Marais? This collection is inspired by your colorful travels and the things you picked up along the way. Where will you go next?

Agra

a warm mustard frame with glossy finish

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The Organic

5 Frames | 36" x 42" Display Size

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$495

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Kyoto

coral red glazed frame

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A world of color

Influenced by artisanal pottery, we created 10 beautiful hues by layering transparent tones with a glossy finish.  The result is a ceramic-glazing effect that’s perfectly imperfect and truly unique.

Paris

Named for the international city you’ve Framebridged the most, this soft pink takes its hue from peonies, macarons, and Impressionism. Shop Paris

Agra

Recalling the late afternoon light that illuminates the Taj Mahal, this warm saffron is both vibrant and soothing, not unlike the city itself. Shop Agra

Santorini

A mesmerizing royal blue that celebrates the Greek  island’s glorious rooftops and surrounding Aegean Sea. Shop Santorini

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“My bestie and I woke up at 5 A.M.  to get an epic Colosseum shot. My camera remote wasn’t working, so I had to use the timer. Once the shot was set, I sprinted  across the uneven, ancient Roman road and posed. It took a bunch of tries until we  got it, but the memory of me running over the cobblestones will forever have us laughing.”Ashley

“It was incredibly warm and crowded and  I couldn't believe how many people were trying to get a glimpse of the Trevi fountain. Out of nowhere, there was this small group of people who were celebrating and playing instruments. They just seemed so happy.”

Jason

“Around 7am in Machu Picchu. It was a perfect morning.”

Sean A.

“There's an obvious reason for its fame— it's simply spectacular. It's of course this great architectural achievement and jewel of Muslim art in India, and by extension it puts a spell on tourists and locals alike.”

Nes P.

“Santorini was like the beginning of a new chapter.”

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