Hand-carved wooden frames for mirrors, paintings and artworks. Each mirror frame and picture frame is carved in solid hardwood such as walnut or iroko, made to measure and designed around the piece it holds — from Norse and Celtic ornament to landscapes and animals in relief.
A carved walnut mirror frame depicting the bay of Palma de Mallorca — sailing boats in the foreground, the silhouette of La Seu Cathedral rising above the old town, and the Tramuntana mountains behind. The scene wraps around all four sides of the frame in one continuous relief, turning a wall mirror into a Mediterranean landscape carved in wood.
Interior setting
Sailing boats detail
La Seu Cathedral
A carved wooden frame depicting scenes from Norse mythology — Jörmungandr, the World Serpent, winds through Celtic knotwork while Thor rides his goat-drawn chariot. Deep sculptural carving in solid iroko, made to hold a mirror, a painting or a print in a Viking-inspired interior.
Serpent head
Thor's chariot
Warrior detail
A Norse-inspired wooden mirror frame with Celtic knotwork running along all four sides and a carved medallion in each corner — a wolf's head, the Vegvísir (the Viking compass), the Ægishjálmur (Helm of Awe) and a triquetra. Along the lower rail, a wolf family crosses a mountain landscape in low relief.
Wolf family relief
Interior setting
Corner medallion
A monumental carved frame telling the story of Ragnarök, the final battle of Norse mythology, in high relief — Fenrir devouring the sun, Jörmungandr coiled along the top rail, and Viking warriors with shields clashing along the base, all bound together by Celtic interlace. A statement frame for a large mirror or artwork.
Fenrir and the sun
Shields and warriors
Warrior in chainmail
A carved wood relief panel of a horse resting its head over a stable door. The mane, weathered planks and strap hinges are carved in layered depth so the horse seems to lean out of the wall — equestrian wall art for a country home, a tack room or a horse lover's collection.
Side view
Head and mane
Stable door detail
A carved wooden relief of a horse's eye beneath a fall of forelock. Each strand of hair is carved separately and lifted from the surface, set against the smooth, softly modeled curve of the face — a quiet, close-up piece of equestrian art for the wall.
With the carver
Angled view
Eye detail
Each frame begins with a conversation about the mirror or artwork it will hold, its size and the room it belongs to.
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