Kehys Walther Design MD150B musta hopea

The Walther Design MD150B Black Silver picture frame combines a slim metal profile with a bi-color finish that highlights photographs without drawing attention away from the image. Designed for tabletop or wall display, the frame uses clear glazing and a stable backing to keep prints flat and protected. Its clean lines and neutral black-and-silver palette make it suitable for both contemporary and classic interiors.

Advantages

The metal construction provides durability and consistent shape retention over time while the contrasting finishes offer subtle visual depth. The frame accepts standard photo sizes and secures artwork with a reliable backing system. Its unobtrusive profile allows photos to remain the focal point and the materials used are easy to clean and maintain.

Suitable for

• Displaying family and portrait photographs on desks or shelves
• Hanging small to medium prints in living rooms, hallways or offices
• Presenting certificates or awards in reception areas
• Creating grouped gallery walls with coordinated metal frames

Key specifications

• Material: metal frame with clear glazing and rigid backing
• Finish: black exterior with silver inner edge detail
• Display orientation: vertical and horizontal mounting options
• Mounting: wall hooks and tabletop support integrated
• Design style: slim profile suitable for modern and classic interiors

How to use

Open the backing clips to remove the backing and protective sheet, position your photograph or print against the glazing, then replace the backing and secure the clips. Use built-in tabletop support to place the frame on flat surfaces or hang it using the supplied hanging points; ensure the frame is level and fixed to a suitable wall anchor when needed. Clean the glazing with a soft, lint-free cloth and a mild glass cleaner applied to the cloth rather than directly on the surface.

Recommendations

For best results, use photographs trimmed to the appropriate size to prevent shifting inside the frame. When arranging several frames together, maintain consistent spacing and mix orientations to create a balanced composition. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to reduce the risk of image fading.