TROWBRIDGE offers contemporary and traditional prints, black and white photography, textiles and bespoke works of art all in the finest quality frames.

TROWBRIDGE offers the very finest examples of fine art prints, antique prints, black and white photography, textiles and original works of art all in exquisite handmade frames. TROWBRIDGE was founded in England in 1981 by Martin Trowbridge, TROWBRIDGE has been supplying the very best framed fine art to the interior design trade world-wide for ...

TROWBRIDGE offers contemporary and traditional prints, black and white photography, textiles and bespoke works of art all in the finest quality frames.

Discover exquisite art prints and framed artwork at TROWBRIDGE Gallery.

These divers come as individual pieces as well as in this triptych. Simple, stylish, minimal – can’t you see them in an all white room? Equally at home in a beach house or a sleek Manhattan apartment. They are monochrome with just a touch of colour. And they have movement – especially on the triptych where the eye follows through on the triptych from the ‘get set’ …

These handmade pieces by artist Charlotte Morgan are decorated with real copper leaf. The works float in the frames, giving them a sculptural quality in keeping with the precious materials they are embellished with.

TROWBRIDGE extends their mountainous images with this exciting new collection of US National Parks. From sunsets at the Horseshoe Bend in the Colorado River, to autumn in Denali and from the sandstone rock formations in Arizona to the West Thumb Geyser in Yellowstone.

This statement piece has a wonderfully whimsical charm in a very stand-out way. The webbed feet of the seagull capture our immediate attention, before the eye travels to the sailing boat and the other yachts in the harbour beyond. It’s a fun burst of colour, in a very maritime setting. Often beach colours are blue, sandy and white, so these two legs of red are adding a great …

From the Creative Studio at TROWBRIDGE comes this three-dimensional collection. Hand sculpted to create an exciting play with texture and shadows, these eight designs take inspiration from plants and corals that live on the ocean floor.

These are happy artworks, joyful and full of life. While each is different, when viewed as a whole, they almost speak a language of their own. The primary colours in many have a sense of mischief, while spaces left white could be taken for buildings, window frames, horizons or movement itself.