The right frame should complement both the artwork and the space where it will be displayed. We help guide selections based on color, scale, style, and overall presentation to create a balanced final design.

A well-designed display should connect the artwork to the surrounding space without overpowering either one. Our design process and vast selection allows us to focus on finding the right balance between the piece itself and the room it will live in.

Matting is a flat acid free layer used to create visual spacing around artwork while helping separate it from the glazing for protection. Liners are typically deeper decorative elements used inside frames or shadowboxes to add dimension and detail.

Hand-wrapped mats and liners are custom-finished using fabrics like linen, silk, or designer textiles for a more elevated look. They add texture, depth, and craftsmanship that standard paper mats cannot achieve.

Sometimes. For exact matches: We carry a large selection and often are able to match or source a frame that a customer has already. Certain older frames or unique items may not be available any longer. For complimentary frames: We regularly design frames that coordinate with existing frames, furniture, mirrors, and architectural details throughout a home or office. This helps create a cohesive and intentional overall look.

Absolutely. During the design process, we consider wallpaper, paint colors, flooring, lighting, and surrounding décor to ensure the finished piece works naturally within the space.

Yes. We create custom frame designs beyond standard rectangles, including segmented arches, octagons, angled cuts, and other specialty shapes tailored to the artwork. Round, Oval, and Irregular shaped frames are available for custom order.

A shadowbox is a deeper style of framing designed to hold dimensional objects like jerseys, textiles, collectibles, and memorabilia. The added depth allows items to be displayed safely while creating a more dramatic presentation.

Yes. We use specialized mounting methods and custom shadowboxes to safely display textiles while preserving their shape and integrity. Fabric-wrapped backboards and archival materials help create a clean and refined presentation.

Yes. We create fully custom framed mirrors and can often apply frames directly onto existing wall mirrors as well. Custom-framed mirrors help complete a room while adding scale, texture, and architectural detail.

Yes. We regularly work on oversized artwork, mirrors, and large-scale installations using specialized materials and support systems. Proper construction and professional installation help ensure both safety and long-term stability.

We offer a range of glazing options including standard glass, non-glare glass, UV-protective glass, and museum-quality glazing. Each option provides different levels of clarity, reflection control, and preservation benefits.

Conservation framing uses archival materials and preservation-focused techniques designed to minimize fading, discoloration, and long-term damage. Acid-free materials and UV protection help preserve artwork, photographs, and memorabilia for years to come.

Yes. We can help plan layouts, frame selections, spacing, and overall visual flow for gallery walls of all sizes. Proper planning helps create a polished arrangement that feels balanced within the space.

Custom framing is built specifically around your artwork, style, and preservation needs instead of relying on standard sizes and materials. It offers greater flexibility, higher-quality craftsmanship, and a more personalized finished result.