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What Are Mixtiles Made Of?

Learn more about our frame styles, materials, and sizes.

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We design Mixtiles to be lightweight, durable, and beautiful, so your photos look amazing on your walls — no nails, glass, or heavy materials needed! 💛


Photo Quality

Every tile starts with your photo printed on premium photo paper with a smooth matte finish.

  • No glass means no glare or breakage.

  • The finish gives your photos a professional, elegant look that’s easy to hang and move around.


Our classic framed Mixtiles are crafted from MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) — a high-quality, durable material with a sleek finish that keeps each frame lightweight.

You can choose from a variety of frame colors, like black, white, or wood tones, to match your space.

You can also add a printed border (mat) around your photo for an elevated look.

The border isn’t raised — it’s printed directly on the photo paper for a smooth, seamless surface.

Mixtiles are 0.75 inches thick (just under 2 cm), giving them a solid, high-quality feel without being heavy.


For a modern, clean look, our frameless Mixtiles feature your photo printed directly onto a lightweight foam-like backing with crisp, black exposed edges. They’re sleek, minimal, and look great in any room.


If you prefer something bolder, our Wide Frames offer a gallery-style look while keeping the same overall tile size as our classic Mixtiles.

  • Made from durable MDF

  • Frame widths:

    • 1" for tiles up to 16" x 12"

    • 1.33" for 20" x 20" and larger tiles

Our standard frames are 0.47" wide for comparison.


Our Canvas Mixtiles are printed on artist-quality canvas, a cotton and polyester blend stretched over a sturdy wooden frame. The photo wraps beautifully around the edges for a soft, continuous gallery finish.

You can learn more about Canvas Mixtiles here.


Questions?

If you have any other questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out — we’re here to help! 😊

Email: [email protected]
Live Chat: Available on our website or app

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