Printing & Framing

Print Medium

Our prints are made in North America. Wilderness Framed are using Chromaluxe panels for our HD Metal Prints. Chromaluxe sublimation metal prints are a unique and high-quality way to showcase your photographs and artwork. These prints are made using a process called sublimation, where ink is infused into a specially coated metal surface, resulting in a vibrant, long-lasting image.

One of the main benefits of Chromaluxe sublimation metal prints is their durability. Unlike traditional paper prints, which can fade or become damaged over time, these metal prints are resistant to fading, water damage, and scratches.

The print quality is also exceptional, with a high resolution and detailed color reproduction that will make your photograph and artwork come to life. Additionally, the metal surface of the print gives it a sense of depth and dimension that is difficult to achieve with other print mediums.

If you choose the unframed option your metal print will still arrive ready to hang with a float mount on the back of the print. 

Frames

We frame the image of your choice with a gallery quality frame in the colors below. Dress up your artwork and give them a modern style. 

These elegant frame options create an ideal display to showcase your artwork. With their universal appeal and classically sleek design, these thick floating picture frames allow each artwork to shine and exhibit in a chic, clean fashion. 

Black Float Frame

White Float Frame

The white frame has a narrower profile than Black and Walnut

Walnut Look Float Frame

FAQ

How should metal prints be cleaned?

Unlike other photo print media, ChromaLuxe metal prints are easy to clean. The metal prints can be cleaned with a cloth and any all-purpose household cleaner. The cleaner can be sprayed directly on the surface of the print and then wiped with a cloth as needed.

How long with the metal print last?

ChromaLuxe metal prints were tested by Wilhelm Imaging Research and achieved a permanence rating of more than 60 years using two distinct ink sets. This rating is more than three times better than silver halide photo papers.