Frame for hexagon

Description

An English Chestnut hexagon frame is the piece that turns a single hex tile into a finished, wall-ready statement. Bridget builds every frame from layered 1/8″ Baltic birch, then hand-stains it in English Chestnut, a rich, warm tone that reads a little moody at the same time, the kind of wood tone that makes whatever’s inside it look intentional instead of thrown together.

The layered construction gives the frame real depth. You’ll notice the edge has a visible grain, almost like a mini shadow box, so your hex tile sits recessed just enough to catch a shadow line around the border. It’s a small detail, but it’s the difference between a flat print and something that feels like art. Every frame ships with double sided tape already installed on the inside lip, so you just peel off the top layer and press your hexagon into place. No glue, no guesswork.

For hanging, each frame also comes with a rubbery double sided wall adhesive. Peel one side and stick it to the back of the frame, then when you’re ready to commit it to the wall, peel the second side and press firmly. If you ever need to move it, twist gently rather than pulling straight off. Pulling can take your wall paint with it, twisting won’t.

These frames are made to be collected, not just bought once. A single small one makes a sweet stand-alone accent, but the real magic happens when you start layering sizes together, tucking a .75″ next to a 12″, building out a cluster that grows as your story does. That’s the whole idea behind assembling your own wall over time instead of buying one finished piece and calling it done. They also make an easy, low-pressure gift, something a grandparent can hand off knowing the grandkid gets to build the rest.

Frames come in six sizes, from .75″ all the way up to 18″, so you can start small and scale up whenever you’re ready. Pair yours with a custom hexagon for a piece that’s completely yours, or browse our tile collections to find art that’s ready to frame today.