Photo Frames

Several styles in this photo frame range do more than display a photograph. Some include a built-in pen holder, which means the item occupies desk space for a functional reason rather than a decorative one. Others combine a calendar with the frame, giving the recipient a reason to look at the product every day regardless of whether they are thinking about the photo. A small number of styles also incorporate a clock.

The materials in the range span bamboo, acrylic, and metal. Bamboo frames have a natural grain that suits organisations in sustainability-related sectors. Acrylic options are lightweight and have a clean, contemporary finish. Metal frames with nickel plating are heavier and carry a more formal appearance, making them appropriate for executive or client gifting at higher price points.

Photo frames can be personalised with a company name or logo, placing the brand in a fixed, visible position on the recipient's desk for an extended period.

Standard desk frames, dual-sided frames, and combination styles are all represented in the range. Portrait and landscape orientations are available depending on the style. Some product lines offer the same frame in small, medium, and large variants, which allows businesses to select a size appropriate to the intended use. Minimum order quantities start from 25 units on selected styles, making the range accessible for smaller campaigns as well as large-scale gifting programmes. Australian businesses use photo frames for end-of-year client gifts, employee recognition, and conference giveaways. A frame given at a team event or project milestone carries a personal dimension that most promotional items do not.

FAQs

Why do businesses use photo frames as promotional products?
A frame placed on a desk stays there. It does not get used up, stored away, or replaced in the way that consumable items do. The branding on the frame gets seen each time the recipient looks at the photo, which can be many times a day over a period of years.

What types of photo frames are available?
The range includes standard desk frames, dual-sided frames, frames with built-in pen holders, and combination styles that include a calendar or clock. Portrait and landscape orientations are available across multiple styles.

What materials are photo frames made from?
The main materials in the range are bamboo, acrylic, and metal. Bamboo has a natural finish. Acrylic is lightweight with a clear, polished look. Metal frames with nickel plating are heavier and more formal in appearance.

Are there photo frames with additional functions?
Yes. Several styles include a built-in pen holder, a calendar, or a clock. These options tend to get more consistent daily use because the recipient interacts with the additional function even when they are not thinking about the photo.