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Miami is one of the most dynamic art and design cities in the world. From fine artists and photographers to galleries, interior designers, and global brands, the demand for professional custom framing and fine art printing continues to grow. This guide breaks down everything you need to know about custom framing and fine art printing in Miami—from materials and mounting options to professional installation and long-term preservation. Skyframe brings over 40 years of custom framing and printing expertise to the Miami market, supporting projects of all sizes with museum-grade craftsmanship and white-glove service at our Skyframe Miami location. Why Professional Custom Framing Matters in Miami Miami’s environment presents unique challenges for artwork. Heat, humidity, light exposure, and installation conditions all play a role in how art should be framed and preserved. Conservation-grade framing principles are widely used by museums and institutions to protect artwork from environmental damage, light exposure, and long-term deterioration. Professional custom framing ensures: Long-term protection against moisture and UV exposure Proper materials that prevent warping, fading, and deterioration Structural integrity for both residential and commercial installations Presentation that elevates the artwork rather than distracting from it Choosing the right framing approach is not just aesthetic—it’s about preservation, durability, and longevity. Custom Framing Services in Miami Custom framing is not one-size-fits-all. Each piece of artwork requires a thoughtful approach based on medium, size, environment, and display goals. Professional custom framing services typically include: Conservation-grade framing for fine art and photography Custom frame styles ranging from minimal to ornate Museum-quality matting and spacers UV-protective glazing options Structural solutions for oversized or heavy artwork Whether framing a single piece or an entire collection, professional framing ensures consistency, quality, and peace of mind. Planning a framing project in Miami? Explore your options with a professional consultation. Schedule a Consultation Fine Art & Large-Format Printing Professional fine art printing relies on archival materials designed to preserve color accuracy and image integrity over time. At Skyframe Miami, we work with museum-grade papers from manufacturers such as Hahnemühle, a global leader in fine art paper known for exceptional longevity, consistency, and print quality. Skyframe is a Hahnemühle and Canson certified printing studio, ensuring all fine art prints are produced using approved archival workflows, materials, and quality standards. Fine art printing plays a critical role in how artwork is ultimately experienced. Professional printing ensures color accuracy, detail, and archival longevity. High-quality fine art and large-format printing includes: Archival pigment printing Premium paper selections for different artistic styles Color-managed workflows for consistency Large-format output for exhibitions, retail, and installations From limited-edition prints to exhibition-scale graphics, professional printing elevates the final presentation. Mounting & Display Solutions Modern framing goes beyond traditional frames. Mounting and display options allow artwork to be presented cleanly, boldly, and professionally. Common mounting solutions include: Acrylic (plexi) mounting Aluminum mounting Wood substrates Floating and standoff systems Custom-built display solutions These options are ideal for contemporary artwork, photography, retail displays, and gallery installations where presentation and durability matter. Want to see framing and display options in person? Visit Skyframe Miami Who Professional Framing & Printing Is For Custom framing and fine art printing services in Miami support a wide range of creative and commercial needs, including: Artists & Photographers preparing exhibitions or selling editions Art Galleries & Museums requiring consistency and archival standards Interior Designers & Architects sourcing custom solutions for clients Retail & Corporate Brands producing premium displays Private Collectors protecting valuable artwork long-term Each audience benefits from tailored solutions and professional guidance. Delivery & Installation in Miami Proper delivery and installation are just as important as production. Professional handling ensures artwork arrives safely and is installed securely. Professional services may include: White-glove delivery Secure packaging and transport On-site installation for residential, retail, and gallery spaces Multi-location coordination This is especially important for large, fragile, or high-value artwork. Frequently Asked Questions How long does custom framing take? Timelines vary depending on materials, size, and complexity, but professional framing typically takes several weeks. What materials are best for Miami’s climate? Archival materials, UV-protective glazing, and moisture-resistant substrates are recommended. Do you offer consultations before framing? Yes. Consultations help determine the best framing, printing, and mounting options for your artwork. Can large or oversized artwork be framed? Yes. Professional framing studios can handle oversized and complex projects. Is delivery and installation available in Miami? Professional services often include delivery and on-site installatio Visit Skyframe Miami | Book a Consultation If you’re planning a framing, printing, or display project in Miami, professional guidance can make all the difference. You’re welcome to visit Skyframe Miami or schedule a consultation to discuss materials, finishes, timelines, and installation options tailored to your artwork. Book a consultation to explore custom framing and fine art printing solutions in Miami. Book a Consultation | Visit Skyframe Miami Custom Framing, Printing, & Delivery Book Now
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Mounting Matters: Choosing the Right Display for Gallery-Level Quality
When it comes to showcasing art or visual displays, mounting is more than a technical detail—it’s the foundation of presentation. Whether you're curating an exhibition, designing for a retail rollout, or installing visuals for a corporate client, the choice of mounting material directly impacts the look, feel, and longevity of your display.In this guide, we’ll break down the most common mounting materials used in galleries and commercial environments—Sintra, DiBond, Gatorfoam, and Plexiglas—along with the pros and cons of each. We’ll also cover when to opt for mounting only versus full framing, and how to make your visuals last in high-traffic spaces. Top Mounting Materials for Professional Displays Sintra (PVC Board) Best for: Durable, cost-effective displays with a smooth finishSintra is a rigid PVC board often used in gallery and retail settings for its lightweight, smooth surface and durability. It’s moisture-resistant and ideal for both temporary exhibitions and long-term installations. Pros Cons Aesthetic Lightweight, affordable, easy to cut. Slightly flexible, can warp in extreme heat. Smooth, matte finish with minimal edge profile. DiBond (Aluminum Composite) Best for: Sleek, modern presentation with top-tier durabilityDiBond consists of two thin aluminum sheets with a solid polyethylene core. It’s highly stable, making it ideal for high-end gallery shows and corporate displays where longevity and rigidity matter. Pros Cons Aesthetic Extremely durable, professional look, doesn’t warp. More expensive, heavier than Sintra. Clean, high-end finish with rigid edges. Gatorfoam Boards Best for: Lightweight mounting for temporary or transportable showsGatorfoam Boards is a foam board reinforced with a resin-coated surface. It’s often used for exhibitions requiring frequent transport or fast turnaround due to its light weight. Pros Cons Aesthetic Very lightweight, easy to handle. Susceptible to dents and damage. Clean and smooth, but best suited for temporary use. Plexiglas (Acrylic Face Mounting) Best for: High-gloss, photographic presentations with maximum visual impactPlexi-mounted prints are face-mounted to clear acrylic for a gallery-worthy, frameless display. This method is ideal for photography or modern artwork that benefits from a sleek, glass-like finish. Pros Cons Aesthetic High-end look, enhances color vibrancy. Expensive, prone to scratching if mishandled. Glossy, luxurious, ultra-modern. Framing vs. Mounting Only: What’s Right for You? While traditional framing offers depth and texture, many modern exhibitions and visual displays benefit from clean, frameless mounting. Here's how to decide: Choose framing when: The piece is delicate, you want a classic presentation, or it needs extra protection. See Examples Choose mounting only when: You need a contemporary look, lightweight handling, or wall-to-wall visuals with minimal distraction. See Examples Durability in High-Traffic Spaces For commercial environments like retail stores or corporate installations, durability is key. DiBond and Sintra are strong contenders here. DiBond’s resistance to warping and weathering makes it especially valuable in environments with changing temperatures or constant handling.Plexiglas, while visually stunning, should be considered where staff or protective measures prevent surface damage. Gatorfoam, on the other hand, is best for short-term installs or behind-glass protection. Need Help Choosing? Tell us about your project. Let's Talk
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Print, Display & Roll Out – Elevate Your Retail Store with Custom Printing Solutions & Displays
In the competitive world of retail, a striking visual presentation is key to directly impact customer experience, engagement and sales. Skyframe, the premier framer in NYC specialize in high-quality retail printing solutions to bring New York City's top retail stores to the next level.
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