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Oak frame

Oak frame

Regular price 199,00 DKK
Regular price Sale price 199,00 DKK
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  • Ready for print. Dispatch within 2-4 working days.
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Our modern frame is made from real oak and comes with genuine glass. This type of wood has been popular for decades, as it fits well in any home or space.

The frame is designed to complement today's design trends, featuring a slim border so that the art stands out when hung on the wall. 

all our frames are designed to fit perfectly with the sizes of posters we sell, so you can choose a poster and frame in the same size and be sure that they will fit together.

Our frames have a depth of 1.5 cm which gives them an elegant, Nordic feel; plus they are thick enough to accommodate our prints perfectly.

For sizes 70x100 cm there is 2 cm depth and acrylic glass is used instead of genuine glass. The metal hangers on both sides give you more flexibility as you can hang your poster vertically or horizontally with ease.

We dispatch all orders within 1-2 working days. In addition, we also offer fast delivery worldwide. You can see the shipping rates for your country in the checkout.

Delivery in DK: 2-4 business days.

Delivery in EU: 2-8 business days.

Delivery outside EU: 2-15 business days.

Our policy lasts 14 days. If 14 days have gone by since your purchase, unfortunately we can’t offer you a refund or exchange.

To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging. An order wont be refunded if package is denied upon arrival - original package must be received and shipped back on customers expense.

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Mikkeller Prints

More than a decade ago, artist Keith Shore stumbled upon a unique beer label that inspired him to reach out to Mikkeller, a Danish craft brewery. Founder Mikkel Bjergsø embraced Shore's artistic vision, leading to a successful collaboration. Shore's playful illustrations became Mikkeller's visual identity, propelling the company's international recognition. With influences from esteemed artists like Matisse and Hockney, Shore's art adorned thousands of labels and illustrations. While he has now pursued his own business, Shore's protégé, Luke Cloran, continues the artistic legacy at Mikkeller, ensuring its vibrant artwork lives on.

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