Textiles

This vibrant, intricately patterned textile jacket is securely mounted inside a deep wooden shadowbox. The garment is float-mounted against a crisp white backing, allowing its asymmetrical design, hanging threads, and textured details to take center stage. A warm-toned brown wood frame borders the entire piece, creating a clean and archival display that transforms the clothing into a work of art.

To honor the natural character of this large-scale 44" x 77" work, we utilized a float-mounting technique against a burlap mat, allowing the raw edges to remain fully visible. The depth of the walnut shadowbox adds a sophisticated architectural element while pulling the rich, warm browns from the piece. By using Optium Museum Acrylic, we’ve ensured the display is not only protected from light damage but also remains perfectly clear and free of dust-attracting static.

We utilized a shadowbox design paired with a neutral fabric mat to create depth and ensure the textile is safely recessed away from the glazing. This presentation maintains a clean, balanced aesthetic while providing the necessary air space for long-term preservation.

Collaborating closely with our client, we designed a custom presentation to preserve a remarkable piece of family history: the flag that flew on their grandfather's ship during WWII. We selected a rich burled wood frame and a neutral fabric mat, creating a timeless aesthetic that honors the flag’s heritage while ensuring its long-term preservation for future generations.

This textile masterpiece was meticulously handcrafted over the course of a year by one of our clients. To honor the immense detail, we selected a clean, natural maple frame accented by a refined gold fillet. The design features fabric-lined walls to create dimension, allowing the intricate texture and depth to truly take center stage

 The delicate vintage garments are mounted flush against a fabric-textured off-white backing board within a deep, recessed window. A modern metallic silver frame finishes the piece while keeping the protective glass from touching the heirloom items.