New Style
Woodstock - 2" Barnwood Picture Frame
Rustic & Weathered
Old character and farmhouse aesthetic unite in this rugged & timeworn frame. It’s solid wood, but wears a dry, weathered finish with visible grain and natural knots across a full 2" face. Perfect for those who want the look of reclaimed barnwood frames without sacrificing strength, stability, or size. No two Woodstock frames look quite alike.
Made in America
Available Colors:
Wood vs. Natural Wood Frame Style Comparison
| Profile | Material | Color Options | Dimensions | Channel Depth (Rabbet) | Finish | Grain Patterns (where applicable) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Derby
(Wood) |
North American hardwood that's finger-jointed* & wrapped** | 9 | 1 1/4” thick (3/4” deep) | 1/2” | Wood wrapped** | Always consistent |
|
Dayton
(Natural Wood) |
Solid North American hardwood that's either stained or painted | 7 | 1 1/4” thick (3/4” deep) | 1/2” | Stained or painted | Variable thanks to Mother Nature's charm |
|
Danbury
(Natural Wood) |
Solid North American hardwood that's either stained or painted | 7 | 3/4” thick (1” deep) | 13/16” | Stained or painted | Variable thanks to Mother Nature's charm |
|
Durham
(Natural Wood) |
Solid North American hardwood that's either stained or painted | 7 | 1” thick (1 1/4“ deep) | 7/8” | Stained or painted | Variable thanks to Mother Nature's charm |
|
Wilton
(Composite Wood) |
Composite Wood (MDF) that's wrapped** | 9 | 1 1/4” thick (3/4” deep) | 1/2” | Wood wrapped** | Always consistent |
|
Woodstock
(Wood) |
Red Oak hardwood that's either stained or painted | 2 | 2" thick (11/16" deep) | 7/16" | Stained or painted | Variable thanks to Mother Nature's charm |
*Finger-jointed frames are made from recycled solid wood pieces that are bonded and joined together.
**Wrapped wood has a decorative covering which allows for a perfectly consistent finish.
Wood vs. Metal Picture Frames: Which Should You Choose?
Metal and wood are the two most common materials for custom frames. Which you prefer depends on your aesthetic taste, but both materials have differences that you should consider before buying your frame.
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