A lightbox is a frame with built-in lighting that illuminates a printed image from behind. Back to Basic Me lightboxes pair a slim black aluminum frame with a removable, printed backlit-film design, so the artwork glows instead of looking like a standard unlit poster.
How the frame works
The artwork is printed on backlit film and installed inside the frame. LEDs behind the film spread light through the image, while a tempered-glass front protects the display and gives it a clean finished surface. The scenery or window is printed artwork—not a real window or a view through the wall.
A slim, ready-to-display design
The low-profile black aluminum frame is about 3/8 inch thick. It is designed to hang on a wall, and 12 x 16 in. and 16 x 24 in. sizes also include tabletop feet. A plug-in power adapter lights the display.
What arrives
Your order includes the selected illuminated frame with the artwork shown in that listing already printed and installed, plus its power adapter and wall-mount hardware. Available sizes are 12 x 16 in. and 16 x 24 in.; both include removable tabletop feet. Controller choices are shown on each product page.
Each piece is printed, assembled, inspected, and shipped from Los Angeles, California. See the Shop to browse available designs.