Umbra Prisma Picture Frame, 8×10 Photo Display for Desk or Wall, Black
$16.67
Last updated on July 15, 2024 1:50 am Details
- THE ORIGINAL GEOMETRIC WIRE PICTURE FRAME: Designed by Sung Wook Park for Umbra, Prisma is the original geometric wire photo frame
- MODERN PHOTO FRAME: Prisma’s geometric shape picture frames are both decorative and functional. Whether you choose to display them vertically or horizontally, on a table top or hung on your wall, Prisma adds a dimensional component to an otherwise flat picture display
- FLOATING IMAGE DESIGN: Prisma’s innovative design floats your photo between two panes of glass, while allowing the geometric frame to show through. This creates an impressive, eye-catching display for your favorite photos
- MULTIPLE SIZES AND CONTEMPORARY FINISHES: This unique frame from Umbra comes in a variety of sizes and attractive finishes that will compliment any decor
- TOTAL SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK: If you’re not completely satisfied for any reason, contact us within 30 days and we will fix it or issue a full refund
Specification: Umbra Prisma Picture Frame, 8×10 Photo Display for Desk or Wall, Black
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Umbra Prisma Picture Frame, 8×10 Photo Display for Desk or Wall, Black
$16.67
J. E. Viala –
The frame really looks nice once its all set up. My one gripe is that the sample picture in the frame is attached with glue near the top of that picture. the picture I want to put in the fram is a bit smaller, so is set lower and thus showed this ugly glue stain left when I removed the sample. it took quite a bit of effort to get that glue stain off, then reclean the glass to insert my picture. The sample picture either shouldn’t have glue, or have it more in the middle of the picture, which will then more likely be covered by the new picture.
Brandy T. –
I bought these frames to display 2 small paintings that I bought from a good friend. I love her, I love the paintings, and I love the frames! They allow light to come through, the copper color is gorgeous, and they allow people to pick up the paintings to see the detail up close. The geometric pattern is very unique and looks amazing. I just got them today, so I can’t really speak to durability, but they seem sturdy and well made. I expect to enjoy them for years to come and they make a lovely accent for my home!
Gigi –
Waoh! It took me a long time to find this kind of picture frame! They look so modern/different and expensive. The tridimensional look from sideways is great! Is heavy and the metal is very good quality. Is actually bigger than 8×10 so you can fut your picture and would still have space around it.
Doremifaso –
Very nice, modern and stylish looking photo frame. Love the prism design as it makes your photos look like its floating. Was difficult to get hold of this style of frame in this chrome colour as most retail shops stocked only the black, brass and copper. This chrome colour goes very well with our silver and glass furniture.
You can have it sit portrait or landscape, and it also comes with a screw in case you wanted to hang it on the wall too.
The glass is held in place by transparent rubber stoppers which are wedged in place between the frame and the glass in the top corners and along the sides at the bottom. Then the two pieces of glass slide out from the bottom. The glass was slightly chipped at the top but once in the frame you cannot see it so I won’t bother exchanging it.
Some people may find it a bit tricky trying to position the photo in between the two pieces of glass without it slipping and sliding, or leaving fingerprints on the inside of the glass, but when you remove the stock photo that it came with, you will see a sticky back tape which you can re-use and place your own photo on it. This should keep it in place… or alternatively, you can use your own double sided tape to help keep the photo in place. Once it is in place, you can use a glasses cloth to clean off any fingerprints or smear marks on the inside of the glass and carefully place the glass that goes on the back by handling it on the sides. Once you have fixed the rubber stoppers in place, give the glass a good wipe down with the glasses cloth and everything should be sparkling clean.
Might be a bit fiddly but its worth it!
Also got another one of these frames in the copper and its a lovely colour to match with warmer furniture tones.
Doremifaso –
Had been hunting for a beautiful, modern and stylish photo frame for 4×4 photos at a decent price for a while and these fit the bill perfectly. Love the prism design and it makes the photo look like its floating. Love the copper colour which was a bit difficult to get hold of in the shops because they were out of stock – which means they are a popular colour choice! It complements very well to our brown, walnut furniture.
It comes with a screw in the box in case you want to hang it on the wall.
Some people may find it a bit tricky trying to position the photo in between the two pieces of glass without it slipping and sliding, or leaving fingerprints on the inside of the glass, but when you remove the stock photo that it came with, you will see a sticky back tape which you can re-use and place your own photo on it. This should keep it in place… or alternatively, you can use your own double sided tape to help keep the photo in place. Once it is in place, you can use a glasses cloth to clean off any fingerprints or smear marks on the inside of the glass and carefully place the glass that goes on the back by handling it on the sides. Once you have fixed the rubber stoppers in place, give the glass a good wipe down with the glasses cloth and everything should be sparkling clean.
Might be a bit fiddly but its worth it!
These frames also come in black, chrome and brass which all look lovely in their own right.
Greg –
I got two of these frames to display old European postal card and it looks awesome. I like that the frame when displayed on a wall is slightly shift away from this wall (from the thickness of the back wired support used if display on a table, see pictures).
The picture is hold in between two pretty thick glass slab, which are maintained in the frame with silicon things that are ok easy to remove (but make it feel like it block well the glass)
Emily Jackson –
These look lovely but are very expensive for the quality. The glass is so thin, the first one was shattered when it arrived despite being really well packaged. Replacement arrived quickly but my blood pressure was through the roof when removing the glass panes to put photos in. Also, the placeholder card is stuck to the glass with something that is difficult to remove, and trying to scrub it off the paper thin glass was a nightmare. So a very nice end result but it was stressful getting there!
Pablo y Joseline –
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Artículo de calidad y muy original, como consejo para que se vea más bonito dejar un margen al aire alrededor de la foto, tal como enseña la foto del producto porque probé a poner una foto grande que cubriera todo el marco pero no luce igual, bueno a mi gusto, por lo demás el artículo es muy bonito y llamativo.
Jamie –
I had a pressed flower that I wanted to frame, and the smallest frame fit the bill and looks stunning in a vignette. The frame and glass arrived intact, packed well and looks as shown in the photo. The bits of silicone that hold the whole thing together make it really easy to switch out what’s in the frame.
My only complaint is a personal pet peeve: if you’re selling a product that depends on the clarity of the glass, WHY put terrible stickers all over it?! There are plenty of stickers that peel off cleanly, but these were paper stickers with gummy glue that required lighter fluid to get off completely.They are impossible to get off without leaving some sticker or adhesive behind.
Like I said, it’s a personal pet peeve, and if you’re looking to frame a photo big enough to cover the stickers, you can get away with leaving them on. For my purposes, they had to go!
Ash –
A nice modern frame to suit any home, this frame is well made with a nice finish.
The glass is held in with 4 smart rubber seals such push in to the surrounding main frame with ensures the glass is pushed flush to the front. These are very easy to remove to get the glass out. To put a photo in you sandwich it between the two prices of removable glass.
Just ensure you get it level before you put the glass back as it will drive you mad if it’s not straight.
Also because you are handling the glass so much you will need to clean it when you’ve put the rubber seals back in as it will be full of fingermarks.
Lori –
I ordered 2 frames, and initially was very excited about the look of the frame itself–very modern and aesthetically pleasing. However, they are very difficult to take apart and even more difficult to get your photo in just right. The edges of the metal on the frame are rather sharp, and the glass must be completely removed in order to place the photo. I can’t imagine being able to replace the photo frequently due to the frustration of placement. Aside from that, the frame itself is very lovely.
Cat Drago –
This is Beautiful, and I plan to buy another one for a gift for my mom. I bought this first one to display pressed flowers.
Pros: Perfect size for a decorative frame, versatile as it can be displayed sideways or up and down. Heavy, high quality. I expected the metal to be flimsy, but it has a good heft to it.
Cons: It is difficult to get the glass back in once you’ve taken it out. There are rubber stoppers to keep it in position and after trying for 15 minutes to get them back in correctly I ended up just sort of rigging it. Not sure how this could be improved, but it wasn’t enough of a problem for me to want to return it.
Mara –
This is an awesome picture frame. Very cool design, I’m excited to put it on my new bookshelf. However, the instructions for removing the glass are vague. There are four rubber stoppers that let the two glass pieces slip out from one end and separate so you can remove/add photos. The instructions mention removing the rubber, but not how the glass slips out. I was holding it in such a way that the glass slipped out so fast and cracked two corners on the counter before I grabbed it. Also – it’s all glass, which means it’s very hard not to leave your fingerprints all over it when taking it out/putting it in the frame. There’s no way not to leave fingerprints on this except for wearing gloves. I windexed the frame but realized that there are even fingerprints sandwiched on the inside of the frame.