We need art to enrich our living and working ares!

A room, though beautifully decorated and completely full of furniture, feels incomplete without art! Art is usually the center of interest in any room. It creates the mood or ambience of the room and allows our eyes a place to rest while expressing the style of the owner! Art can also be the least cost of decorating a room. If you have shopped for sofas, window coverings or nice wood pieces you will see that art can be a small price by comparison to complete the feel or theme of your room. Choosing art that you love is the first step to creating a space that reflects you!

ALL OF YOU ART LOVERS WILL ADORE THIS!

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Women In Art

DIPLOMA FRAMING OFFER!

Check out our DIPLOMA FRAMING OFFER on our website : deckdayton.com

$99- Bachelor's-2 conservation frames, conservation clear glass(UV protection)

$149-Master's-1 conservation mat and one fabric mat, UV glass

$189-Doctorate-1 conservation mat,one fabric mat AND a matching fillet with UV glass!

More On Glass

At Deck The Walls we sell five types of glass:

Conservation Quality:

Conservation Clear-Blocks 97% of harmful UV rays

Conservation Reflection Control-Trueness to color with great clarity since it is only etched on one side (to diffuse reflected light.)

Blocks 97% of UV rays, has matte finish.

Museum Glass-***The highest quality of glass available.

Blocks 97% of rays

With less than 1% reflection, this gives the best clarity and truest colors.

Almost invisible.

Non- conservation:

Traditional non-glare-Etched on two sides so more distortion,matte finish with no UV protection

Regular Glass-No reflection control, no UV protection

We have visual samples of each glass in the store to help you choose easier.

Picture Framing Glass- Deck The Walls Style

Glazing is a term used in picture framing that refers to the protective covering over the artwork. This can be glass or acrylic. Glazing is used to protect against the damage that sunlight inflicts on paper art over a period of time,which includes severe color loss, paper embrittlement and general deterioration. Glass comes with UV protection to slow down the effects of sunlight on artwork. This is called Conservation Glass.

Why use Conservation Glass? It's the right thing to do. If it's worth framing, it is worth protecting, and a key component of a quality framing package.