Framed Hermès Scarves: Real Customer Displays

A silk scarf is a small work of art, and framing it lets you enjoy the design every day instead of keeping it folded in a drawer. The photos on this page are real framed scarves from Arts & Artisan customers, who framed their own Hermès carrés, bandanas and vintage silk scarves at home with our magnetic DIY scarf frames.

Good to know: we make the frames, not framed scarves. Every scarf shown belongs to the customer who framed it. Use the filters to compare scarf sizes (45, 55, 70, 80 and 90) and frame colors, then follow the link under any photo to get the same frame.

Arts & Artisan is an independent brand. Our frames are designed to fit Hermès and other designer silk scarves. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Hermès. Hermès is a registered trademark of its owner.

Real framed scarves from our customers

Filter by scarf size or frame color to see how each combination looks on the wall. Every photo links to the frame used.

Scarf size
Frame
Framed Hermès scarf 90 in a bronze magnetic scarf frame
Scarf 90 · Bronze frame

Above an antique dresser in a Copper Bronze frame

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Framed Hermès scarf 90 in a silver magnetic scarf frame
Scarf 90 · Silver frame

A garden-print carré framed in Moon Silver

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Framed Hermès scarf 90 in a white magnetic scarf frame
Scarf 90 · White frame

A blue carré 90 in a Matte White frame

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Framed Hermès scarf 45 in a black magnetic scarf frame – living room
Scarf 45 · Black frame · Living room

A 45 cm scarf above a pair of leather chairs

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Framed Hermès scarf 80 in a black magnetic scarf frame
Scarf 80 · Black frame

A vintage unicorn-print scarf in a black Scarf 80 frame

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Framed Hermès scarf 55 in a bronze magnetic scarf frame
Scarf 55 · Bronze frame

A 55 cm bandana in a Copper Bronze frame

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Framed Hermès scarf 70 in a gold magnetic scarf frame
Scarf 70 · Gold frame

An equestrian carré 70 in a gold frame

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From the drawer to the wall

Most silk scarves spend years folded in a drawer. Framed, the same scarf becomes a piece of wall art you see every day - and because our frames are magnetic, you can take it out and wear it whenever you like.

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Before-and-after comparison of a silk scarf framed in an Arts & Artisan scarf frame
Before-and-after comparison of a silk scarf framed in an Arts & Artisan scarf frame

Framing a Hermès scarf: common questions

How do you frame a Hermès scarf without damaging it?
Our scarf frames hold the silk in place with a magnetic system, so there is no glue, stitching, pins or tape. The scarf is never cut or permanently mounted and can be taken out of the frame at any time in the same condition it went in.
What size frame do I need for a Hermès scarf?
Measure your scarf edge to edge. A classic Hermès carré 90 (about 88.5–90 cm) fits the Scarf 90 frame; slightly smaller or vintage 90 cm scarves usually fit the Scarf 80 frame; a carré 70 fits the Scarf 70 frame; bandanas and 55 cm squares fit the Scarf 55 frame; and gavroche 45 scarves fit the Scarf 45 frame. Our size guide lists the exact ranges for each frame.
Can I take the scarf out and wear it again?
Yes. Because the frame is magnetic, you can open it, remove the scarf to wear it, and put it back, or swap in a different scarf whenever you like.
Does the frame protect the scarf from fading?
The frames use a UV-protective acrylic front panel that helps reduce fading and keeps dust off the silk. For the best long-term results, we still recommend hanging the frame away from strong direct sunlight.
Which frame color should I choose?
Gold frames suit warm, classic designs and traditional interiors; black frames give graphic or modern scarves a crisp gallery look; silver and white frames work well with cool tones and light, minimal rooms. The gallery filters let you compare real examples of each.
Is it cheaper to frame a Hermès scarf yourself?
Professional custom framing for a silk scarf typically costs several hundred dollars or more. A DIY scarf frame kit costs less and takes most customers under an hour to assemble at home, with only a screwdriver typically required.

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Pick your scarf size, choose a frame color, and frame it yourself at home in under an hour.

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