Custom framing · Diplomas
A diploma is one sheet of paper that stood in for a lot of late nights. Framed simply and correctly, it looks like it belongs on the wall of someone who finished the job.
From the bench
How we frame it
Diplomas are printed on paper that yellows if you let it. Acid-free mats and backing keep the document from touching anything that would age it, and conservation glass blocks the light that browns the edges. It's the same care fine art gets, because it's the same problem.
The best diploma frames aren't just the diploma. A shadow box holds the tassel, the medal, a photo from the day — the things that make it a wall people stop at. We lay it out so the eye lands on the degree first and the story second.
Family walls of degrees look right when the profiles and mats match. Tell us it's the third of four and we'll spec it so the next one lines up — same moulding, same reveal, years apart.
Common questions
Yes — a diploma is ink on paper, and UV (conservation) glazing keeps it from yellowing and fading, especially on a bright wall.
Absolutely — a shadow box holds the diploma plus the tassel, medals, and a photo, arranged so the degree reads first.
Yes. We'll record the exact moulding and mat so a matching frame can be built later as more degrees come in.
Ready when you are
These pieces need the object itself. Bring it to Fort Lauderdale, or pack it carefully and mail it — we unpack, photograph, and confirm the design before anything is cut.
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