Frame Style Natural

A "natural frame style" in design typically refers to using materials, shapes, and colors that emphasize a connection to nature, creating an organic, earthy, and serene atmosphere. Here are some elements commonly associated with this style: Materials: Wood (unfinished or lightly treated) Stone Wicker or rattan Bamboo Natural fibers (jute, linen, cotton) Colors: Earthy tones like beige, brown, muted greens, and grays Soft neutrals that evoke a calm, grounded feeling Accents of natural tones like moss green or terracotta Textures: Natural textures like rough-hewn wood, woven fabrics, or stone surfaces Textured or undisturbed finishes that feel unpolished or raw Handcrafted or artisanal details Design Aesthetic: Minimalist, with a focus on simplicity and functionality Organic shapes, like rounded corners or flowing lines, that mimic nature Plenty of open space to breathe and highlight the materials Incorporating elements of greenery, such as plants, into the design In terms of frames specifically (like for pictures or artwork), a natural frame style would often use raw wood or bamboo, sometimes with no finish or a light stain to preserve the wood's natural grain. These frames are often simple, elegant, and subtly rustic.