A 50cm x 70cm frame is a rectangular picture frame designed to display artwork, photographs, posters, prints and other large-format images measuring approximately 50 by 70 centimetres.
The format is also commonly written as 50 x 70cm frame, 50cm by 70cm picture frame, 70 x 50cm frame or 50x70 photo frame.
At 50 × 70cm, the frame is large enough to create a noticeable feature on a wall while remaining versatile enough for bedrooms, living rooms, hallways, offices and other interiors.
The orientation can generally be used in either portrait or landscape format, depending on the frame's hanging hardware and design.
The generous proportions make this frame particularly suitable for posters, art prints, photography and decorative artwork.
A 50 x 70cm artwork can provide visual impact without requiring an extremely large wall installation.
It can work beautifully as a standalone statement piece or as part of a larger gallery wall.
The rectangular proportions suit many interior styles and can be paired with smaller or larger frames.
Depending on the design, the frame can often be displayed vertically or horizontally.
A 50cm x 70cm frame can display many different types of artwork and imagery, including:
The best choice depends on the style of your room and the atmosphere you want to create.
Timber frames bring natural warmth and texture to an interior.
Popular finishes include natural oak tones, walnut-inspired shades, painted timber and darker stained finishes.
Metal frames can create a slim, contemporary appearance.
Black metal is particularly versatile for modern artwork and monochrome photography.
Engineered materials can provide consistent shapes and finishes while offering a practical framing solution.
Decorative polyresin frames can feature more elaborate profiles and traditional detailing.
Some modern frame designs use acrylic or plastic glazing instead of traditional glass.
A black frame provides strong contrast and works beautifully with colourful artwork, monochrome photography and contemporary interiors.
White creates a clean and light appearance and works particularly well with minimalist, coastal and Scandinavian interiors.
Natural timber introduces warmth and complements neutral interiors, greenery and organic materials.
Dark walnut tones create a sophisticated appearance and pair well with richer furniture finishes.
Gold can add an elegant decorative accent to classic, glamorous or eclectic interiors.
Silver provides a polished contemporary appearance and can work well with cool-toned artwork.
A frame labelled 50 × 70cm may refer to the artwork opening or the overall external dimensions, depending on the manufacturer.
Always check the actual fitting dimensions before purchasing.
A mat board can create additional breathing space around a smaller photograph or print.
For example, a frame with a 50 × 70cm opening can potentially accommodate a smaller artwork when a correctly sized mat is used.
Slim profiles provide a minimalist appearance, while wider mouldings create a more substantial decorative presence.
Let the artwork guide the frame choice.
A simple black frame can suit bold contemporary artwork, while natural timber can enhance landscapes and botanical pieces.
Look at existing timber, metal finishes, furniture colours and wall tones when choosing your frame.
A 50 × 70cm frame is a popular proportion for creating a standalone wall-art feature.
It can be positioned:
For larger furniture, a single 50 × 70cm frame may work best when paired with additional artwork or decorative objects.
A 50 × 70cm frame can become an anchor piece within a gallery wall.
Place the larger frame slightly off-centre and surround it with smaller pieces to create a layered composition.
Suitable combinations include:
Maintain some visual connection between the pieces through colour, subject matter or frame finish.
Both orientations can work beautifully.
A vertical 50 × 70cm frame works well for:
A horizontal 50 × 70cm frame works well for:
Choose the orientation that best suits the image and the wall.
A 50 × 70cm frame can create an attractive focal point above a sofa.
For a balanced appearance, consider the relationship between the artwork width and the sofa below it.
A single frame can work particularly well with a smaller sofa, while a larger sofa may benefit from two or more complementary pieces.
Leave comfortable visual space between the top of the sofa and the bottom of the frame rather than positioning the artwork too high.
A large framed print can add personality and colour to a bedroom without requiring an extensive gallery wall.
Natural timber, white and soft neutral frames work especially well with calm bedroom palettes.
Consider:
For a more dramatic bedroom, a black or dark timber frame can provide contrast.
The size is particularly effective for displaying large-format photography.
Consider:
High-resolution images are important when enlarging photographs to this scale because low-resolution images may appear soft or pixelated.
Matting can give a 50 × 70cm frame a more refined presentation.
A mat board:
White and ivory mat boards are versatile choices.
For a contemporary look, a simple narrow mat can be effective, while wider matting can create a more traditional presentation.
Glass offers a traditional framing finish and excellent visual clarity.
It can be heavier, particularly at larger sizes.
Acrylic is lighter and can be a practical option where weight or break resistance is important.
Some acrylic glazing can also provide UV protection, depending on the specific product.
The right choice depends on the frame construction, location and artwork being displayed.
Avoid surrounding a statement print with too many competing decorative objects.
Repeat one or two colours from the artwork elsewhere in the room through cushions, ceramics or accessories.
Timber, linen, stone, woven textures and greenery can complement framed artwork beautifully.
A large frame can be positioned above a console with a vase, lamp or sculptural accessory below.
For gallery walls, combine the 50 × 70cm frame with smaller pieces to create visual variety.
Before hanging, determine the correct orientation and check the frame's hanging hardware.
Use suitable wall fixings for the wall material and the weight of the complete framed piece.
For larger frames, make sure the fixing method is appropriate for the wall and frame weight.
When positioning artwork above furniture, centre the composition with the furniture rather than automatically centring it on the entire wall.
Use a soft, dry cloth to remove dust from the frame.
Use a suitable glass or acrylic cleaning method depending on the front material.
Do not allow water or cleaning products to collect around timber or backing materials.
Extended direct sunlight can cause photographs, prints and some frame finishes to fade.
UV-protective glazing can offer additional protection where appropriate.
Periodically check that hooks, wire and wall fixings remain secure.
A 50 × 70cm frame and an A2 frame are similar in overall scale but are not the same size.
An A2 sheet measures approximately 42 × 59.4cm, while a 50 × 70cm artwork is larger.
This means an A2 print will not normally fill a frame designed specifically for a 50 × 70cm print unless a mat or suitable mounting arrangement is used.
Always check the exact artwork and frame dimensions.
A 50 × 70cm frame provides a noticeably larger display area than a 40 × 50cm frame.
A 40 × 50cm frame can work well for smaller artwork or photographs, while 50 × 70cm is better suited to creating a stronger statement.
The right size depends on wall dimensions, furniture scale and the visual impact you want.
Natural oak-inspired and warm timber frames continue to complement organic and contemporary interiors.
Minimal black profiles create a clean gallery appearance.
Matte white finishes provide a fresh, understated presentation.
Large-scale artwork remains popular for creating statement walls with fewer, more intentional pieces.
Large anchor frames surrounded by smaller artwork can create a curated and collected appearance.
Beige, cream, sand, brown and muted earthy tones work particularly well with natural timber frames.
Nature-inspired artwork continues to bring an organic quality to modern interiors.
Meaningful family, travel and lifestyle photographs can make larger framed displays feel more personal.
Combining timber frames with metal, ceramics, woven décor and natural textures creates depth and visual interest.
A 50cm x 70cm frame offers a versatile way to display artwork, photography and meaningful prints while creating a strong decorative feature.
At House of Isabella Australia, framed artwork and picture displays can be complemented with decorative pieces from collections such as the Florabelle Collection, Zaffero, Emac & Lawton, Gallery Home, Café Lighting & Living and OneWorld Collection.
Pair a large frame with a console, vase, table lamp, sculptural object or greenery to create a beautifully layered interior.
House of Isabella Australia offers a large in-stock catalogue, exclusive and unique designs, Australian-based customer care, East and West Coast warehouses, Buy Now, Pay Later options including Afterpay and Zip, and fast delivery Australia-wide.
A frame designed for a 50 × 70cm artwork generally fits a print or photograph measuring approximately 50 × 70cm, although the actual opening should always be checked.
It is a commonly available framing size and is particularly popular for posters, artwork, photography and large prints.
Yes. Many rectangular frames can be displayed in either portrait or landscape orientation, provided the hanging hardware supports both.
50 × 70cm is approximately 19.7 × 27.6 inches.
Yes, but an A2 print is smaller than a 50 × 70cm opening. A mat board can be used to create a finished presentation around the smaller artwork.
Yes. The size is particularly suitable for many posters and large-format prints.
Not necessarily. It can work beautifully as a feature piece, particularly when the wall and furniture are appropriately proportioned.
Black provides contrast and a modern gallery appearance, while timber adds warmth and an organic quality. Choose according to the artwork and surrounding décor.
Not necessarily. Many picture frames are sold separately from the print or artwork. Check the individual product details.
Use appropriate glazing, avoid prolonged direct sunlight and keep the frame in a dry, stable environment. UV-protective glazing can provide additional protection for valuable artwork.
A 50cm x 70cm frame is a versatile choice when you want artwork or photography to make a confident statement without overwhelming the room. Its generous proportions work beautifully as a standalone feature or as the anchor for a carefully curated gallery wall.
Choose a frame finish that complements the artwork, consider matting when appropriate and pay attention to the scale of the surrounding furniture. Whether you prefer natural timber, crisp white, classic black or a more decorative finish, a well-chosen 50 × 70cm frame can turn a favourite image into a sophisticated feature of the home.
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