If sides of edges are ok, my advice :don't frame it when you want to have it more natural (if you want to keep modern design of the room). You can use a frame in a natural wood colour if you want to have something in more traditional style, for example a central place on the wall and antiques around:) This is a question of your individual style and taste:) People sometimes like to put a frame in colours of furnitures to keep their place together because colours sometimes can fix together things with completely different moods of shapes. Anyway, the last word is what you like the best. When I look at the picture of your room I will not use any frame for the painting.

We have slimline aluminium frames throughout our newly moved in house and I have admired their clean, modern look from the moment we had our first viewing. The rooms are flooded with light and the frames give a sharp aesthetic which lends itself to our mid-century look. Have lived with Upvc and wooden frames previously but the aluminum frames have gone to the top of my list.

Hi fullrenov I had some fun with this and gave you a couple of ideas to try in a little collage. I hope this helped and I would love to see photos of what you decided to do! Jo

Brass Frame or Black Frame?