Single picture frame HAMA Aura — oak wood, fits 150 x 200 mm image, FSC-certified

HAMA Aura single-picture wooden frame in an oak finish designed to hold a 150 × 200 mm image. The frame is made of oak-coloured MDF with a white inner edge and a 20 mm depth, supplied as a single-piece unit for easy use on walls or shelves. The wood is FSC-certified, indicating responsible sourcing.

Advantages

The Scandinavian-inspired design offers a clean, minimalist look that suits modern interiors. Oak-coloured MDF provides the appearance of natural wood with stable construction, while the white inner edge highlights the image. Its single-piece format and 20 mm depth make it suitable for both portrait and landscape display.

Suitable for

• Displaying portraits, prints or photographs sized 150 × 200 mm
• Use on shelves, mantels or mounted on walls in living rooms and bedrooms
• Complementing Scandinavian, minimalist or contemporary interior styles

When it may not be suitable

This frame is intended for images measuring 150 × 200 mm; larger or smaller sizes will not fit without trimming or matting. It is constructed from oak-coloured MDF rather than solid oak, so buyers seeking genuine solid wood texture and grain should consider that difference.

Key specifications

• Fits image size: 150 × 200 mm
• Material: oak-coloured MDF with white inner edge
• Depth: 20 mm
• Orientation: suitable for portrait and landscape
• FSC-certified wood sourcing

How to use

Place the 150 × 200 mm image into the rear opening and secure it according to the frame's fastening method. The frame can be positioned vertically or horizontally on a shelf or mounted on a wall using appropriate hanging hardware. Clean the visible surfaces with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure your print or photo measures exactly 150 × 200 mm
• Decide whether oak-coloured MDF meets your preference versus solid oak
• Check that you have suitable hanging hardware for wall mounting if needed

Recommendations

For best visual effect, use prints with a light or neutral margin to work with the white inner edge; test placement in both portrait and landscape orientations to find the preferred display.