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The Walther Design YA318W White Wood single picture frame is a compact, minimalist frame crafted from wood with a smooth white finish. With outer dimensions of 200 mm width, 10 mm depth and 250 mm height, the frame presents a narrow profile that focuses attention on photographs while integrating discreetly into contemporary and classic interiors. Designed for one image, the frame provides a stable backing and clear front protection to keep prints and photos flat and visible.

Advantages

This wooden picture frame combines a narrow depth and a clean white surface to achieve an unobtrusive visual presence on walls or shelves. The rigid construction ensures the mounted photo remains flat and protected, while the finish resists everyday dust and blends easily with other decor elements. Its compact size makes it suitable for small-format photographs and gallery arrangements where consistent framing is required.

Suitable for

• Displaying single 2:3 or similar aspect ratio photographs and prints
• Decorating shelves, desks, mantels, and small wall groupings
• Creating uniform gallery walls with multiple identical frames
• Presenting family photos, portraits, certificates, or small artwork

Key specifications

• Material: wood with white finish
• Overall dimensions: 200 mm (width) × 10 mm (depth) × 250 mm (height)
• Frame type: single-photo frame
• Profile: narrow, slim edge
• Protection: clear front panel to keep image visible and flat

How to use

Place the frame face down on a soft, clean surface and open the rear access to insert your photograph or print. Position the image centrally against the backing, secure it with the built-in fasteners or clips, and close the rear panel. Use the integrated hanging hardware or place the frame on a level surface. Clean the front panel with a soft, lint-free cloth and avoid aggressive cleaners to maintain the white finish.

Recommendations

To preserve both frame and image, keep the frame out of direct sunlight and away from high-humidity areas. When grouping multiple frames, use a level and consistent spacing for a balanced appearance. For archival prints, mount photos on acid-free backing before inserting to reduce long-term deterioration.