Contact

Write, or come by appointment

Email is the best way to reach the workshop. I answer within a few working days.

Email
hello@mossyframes.com
Studio
Mossy Frames
De Drieslag 12-B
8251 JZ Dronten
The Netherlands
Visiting

By appointment only. The studio is a working room on a small business estate; there is parking in front of the unit. Please write first with a day and rough time.

Commissions

Closed until spring 2027. To join the waiting list, email with “waiting list” in the subject and a line about what you would like framed or drawn.

Email to join the list

Questions

Do you ship?

Yes. Framed pieces ship within the Netherlands by insured courier, packed in a reusable wooden crate or double-walled box with corner guards. To most EU countries the same, at cost. Unframed prints travel flat between boards.

Outside the EU it is usually wiser to send the print unframed; write first and I will tell you honestly what makes sense.

How long does a commission take?

Once commissions reopen, most frames take six to ten weeks from the first email to delivery. A drawing plus frame takes longer, as it depends on the season and on finding the right specimen. You will get a date before anything is started.

Can I collect my piece from the studio?

Yes, by appointment. The studio is at De Drieslag 12-B in Dronten; write to hello@mossyframes.com with a few days that suit you.

How should I care for a frame?
  • Hang it out of direct sunlight and away from radiators, bathrooms and damp outside walls.
  • Dust the wood with a dry, soft cloth. Every few years a very thin coat of furniture wax brings it back.
  • Museum glass has a delicate coating: clean it with a microfibre cloth, lightly dampened with water, never spray cleaner straight onto the glass.
  • Do not open the back. If something shifts inside, bring or send it back and it will be refitted free of charge.
Do you frame work that is not yours?

Yes — drawings, prints, small textiles, pressed plants and the like. That is most of what commissions are. Please join the waiting list and describe the piece and its size.