Disagree on this one honestly. Sometimes a clean, simple frame lets the art speak for itself without adding extra noise. I've seen pieces where an old frame just ends up fighting with the colors or style, making the whole thing feel messy. It really depends on the artwork, but a perfect match isn't always about looking lived in. A sleek new frame can feel just right, like the art is the star and not the shiny new thing around it.

Doubt it actually breaks things that often.

At my local cafe, the robot broke down twice.

Notice how we often pick the easy way now even if it costs more later. Your switch to bulk bins shows how stepping back can save money. It makes you question what other habits are quietly draining your wallet.