Some framing projects involve far more than a single artwork.

They might span an entire home, a hotel, an office, a gallery, a public space or a major
refurbishment. They often involve multiple people, tight deadlines and countless moving parts, where careful planning becomes just as important as the framing itself.

The framing needs to work as part of the project as a whole: practical, consistent and carefully managed from beginning to end.

No two large projects are the same.

Some involve hundreds of frames delivered over several stages, including recurring work such as institutional certificates or awards. Others require a small number of oversized works, careful coordination with installers, or framing that complements a wider interior design scheme.

That might mean meeting on site to understand the project, preparing samples for client approval, collecting works for framing, coordinating deliveries, working alongside designers and installers, or finding practical ways to meet both budget and timing requirements.

Large projects succeed when the small details are managed well.

For larger framing runs, that means keeping the specification consistent, communicating clearly and working to realistic timeframes. Whether we're framing twenty works or two hundred, the job is to make sure everything arrives on time, as agreed, and ready for whatever happens next.

While we're based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington, we work on projects throughout Aotearoa New Zealand.

Large projects bring plenty to think about. We'd like the framing to be one thing you don't have to worry about.