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"The adage may be \"Don't judge a book by its cover,\" but it's nearly impossible not to judge a piece of art by its frame. Perhaps that's why framing something is always such a time-consuming, angst-ridden task. There's so much riding on it\u2014the frame sets the tone, brings your eye in, and basically changes everything.\n\nLuckily, a newly launched online company called Framebridge hopes to alleviate at least some of the pressure by offering a variety of chic options in custom sizes delivered in two weeks. The easy-to-navigate site and app lead you step-by-step through the process; there's even an option for a designer consultation if you're not sure what will work best for your piece.\n\nPinterestFacebookThe Framebridge app's simple interface.\n\nChoices range from superbasic black or white frames to more eclectic styles, such as gold bamboo and distressed whitewashed frames. Other millennial conveniences include Instagram-size frames and the option to upload your photo for Framebridge to print.\n\nThe framed piece arrives with acid-free matting, UV-protective acrylic, felt pads on the backing, and even a kit with the proper nail for the size of the piece. So go ahead, start plotting your next gallery wall. It won't take as long as you think. framebridge.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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