Isaac Jacobs 5x7 Green Velvet Picture Frame with Gold Border

Elevate your home or office decor with this stunning 5x7 picture frame that effortlessly blends elegance and modern design. The iconic green velvet border, paired with a metallic gold double border, adds a luxurious touch to any framed photo, making it a showstopper in every room.

Whether you're displaying a cherished family portrait, a memorable travel snapshot, or a personal milestone, this frame turns ordinary moments into timeless art. Its versatile build allows for both horizontal and vertical display, giving you the freedom to stylize your space just the way you like.

Designed for practicality and beauty, the frame features an easy-to-use flip mechanism and an adjustable easel that ensures your favorite photos are always presented in the best light. It’s also equipped for tabletop and wall mounting, making it a truly adaptable display solution.

With its durable construction and refined aesthetic, this green velvet frame with gold border is a great investment in quality home decor. It provides a premium feel and lasting value, making it the perfect choice for anyone who wants to enhance their living space with a touch of sophistication.

Key Features

• Beautiful green velvet frame with metallic gold double border
• Adaptable for displaying 5x7 photos in any orientation
• Designed for both tabletop and wall display
• Elegant design that complements classic and modern interiors
• Includes adjustable easel and wall hooks for easy installation

Why Choose This Frame?

Looking for a frame that combines style with function? This 5x7 photo display frame is built to impress. Its high-quality materials ensure long-lasting durability, while the luxurious green velvet and radiant gold border create an eye-catching visual display. Display your favorite memories in a way that reflects your personal taste and attention to detail.

Whether you're a photography enthusiast or simply want to elevate your home decor, this frame is a perfect blend of sophistication and usability. It's not just a frame—it's a statement.