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Trevor Davis joining a mortise-&-tenon frame.
See our mortise-and-tenon
photo frames.
 The biggest frame we’ve
ever made!
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Our Mortise & Tenon frames come in several
basic types:
THE JOINERY THAT SETS THESE FRAMES APART has
been a hallmark of the best Craftsman style furniture since Gustav
Stickley began manufacturing his line in 1901. Nearly a century
later, the simple detail of pinned mortise-and-tenon joints —
especially exposed, or through-tenons, as used in our Four-Square
frames — still evokes those virtues of quality, honesty and
authenticity that have drawn such a following to the Movement. It
is these timeless virtues embodied by the Arts and Crafts spirit
that we’ve strived to capture in our work.
“I endeavored to to turn such structural
devices as the mortise and tenon to ornamental use; to employ them
in such a way as to
force them to give accent and variety to the outlines of
the object in which they occurred.” — Gustav Stickley
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