I had two concert posters I wanted framed. The final framed product made the posters look like…read morebeautiful art. I was thrilled with the outcome. Everyone who sees them comments on how great they are.

I have gone to Framer's Edge on many occasions over the past 8-10 years to get photographs and…read morepaintings framed, and I am very happy with all of my purchases. The store has many selections for framing. LeeAnn, the owner, is helpful her workers are usually trained in visual arts. Thus, they are interested in helping customers in choosing a frame and mat and enhances the photograph or painting. Yet, they respect my own ideas about what "works for me." In other words, I have never felt pressured or swayed. They have always been patient in helping me make my choices, and they cheerfully help me choose something that is within the amount I am willing to pay. As a final suggestion: always watch for their coupons. They can help you save a bit (usually about 10%).

After graciously helping me with a picture and hooks a couple years ago- at no charge! I had a…read morecouple of sports pictures that were framed , to hang in my garage. The owner - David? - was totally honest and told me to hang the plastic frames- with a nail into the drywall. Should work out fine !

I had four pieces of stained glass (my husband made them for our kitchen cupboards) and I wanted…read morethem framed as pictures for my children for Christmas. David agreed to have them ready by Christmas Eve and at a reasonable price. And he did, five days before Christmas. They look wonderful, my kids and I all love them. I took most of his suggestions, as he is the expert and I couldn't be happier.

How do you beat a phenomenal end-product done by excellent customer service, within a short…read moreturn-around time, all at reasonable price? You can't. Job well-done we will continue to use your shop, while spreading the word. Back story. Bought this painting on our honeymoon from street vendor in Quito, Ecuador over 11 years ago from a local artist. Due to it's odd shape and our multiple moves, it spent most of its life in a drawer. We can finally showcase it with the help of ArtVentures. Thank you, we love it.

Made beautiful custom framing for our kids sports coaches. Custom carved pucks as gifts. Among…read moreother framing I have had done here. I highly recommend them. They will work with you and make the perfect gift.

I needed some artwork framed - an original painting on a thick canvas wrap, and I was having a hard…read moretime finding a frame that was deep enough. Alice was so helpful and found me the perfect frame at a good price too! Over the next couple months I found several non-valuable pieces of art: A poster I bought on the street in Italy, an old print that my husband had from decades ago, a piece of art my young son did in the middle school art class, Xerox copy of an original architects drawing.... I took them all in and Alice helped me find the perfect options for each one. Frames that matched beautifully, the right type and color of mat, even the right type of glass, or not glass, as the case may be. Every single piece worked out beautifully and I was so excited to hang them all in the place as I had chosen. I highly recommend framers workshop for their expertise, creativity, amazing customer service, really fair prices and general kindness.

We had a large charcoal original that traveled a long way from China that needed to get framed. Jim…read moreand Alice did an amazing job. The piece was so large it stretched their limits but they found a way to make it look outstanding! They offered advice on glass type, matting & frame construction. A pleasure to work with. If you need any type of framing please check them. High quality work too!

The owner Rick needs to improve his customer service in a big way…read more In mid-July I dropped off a 10"x7" print to be framed for my dad. The price tag was a hefty $120 or so, but I didn't argue because I like patronizing small businesses and needed it done within a few days. However, the print was in a hard cardboard shipping tube along with another print that I did not want Rick to frame. When I dropped off the first print, I accidentally left the shipping tube with the second print on his counter. I realized my mistake as I was walking out to my car. I ran back to the front door, but Rick was closing up shop and had already locked it. I found him at the back door as he was walking out to his car. I told him I'd forgotten my tube, and he said "Well would you like to get it when you come back to pick up the frame on Friday?" I said well...sure, it's not like I need the tube between now and then, and he was obviously in a hurry to get somewhere and I didn't want to inconvenience him. Later that week, he called to say the frame was ready. I asked, "And you've still got my tube there, right?" He said "Yep!" So I drove from Hartland to Howell to pick up my frame...and in that short time he had *lost the tube with my other print*. I said well, I'm driving back to Chicago on Sunday, so if you find it between now and then give me a call, otherwise can you mail it to me in Chicago? He said "Yep!" About a MONTH LATER...I get a *postcard* in the mail from Rick. It said "I put the tube in a safe place and then forgot where I had put it, but I've found it again!" I assumed that the postcard was a precursor to receiving the actual tube in the mail...but then after a couple more weeks went by it became apparent that that wasn't going to happen. So I called Rick and asked if he would please mail my tube to me. He said "Yep!" About a MONTH LATER...still no tube. It is now nearing mid-October, and I just happen to be in Michigan visiting my parents again. I called Rick up and asked if he still had my tube. He said "Yep!" Obviously, Rick never had any intention of ever actually providing even the bare-minimum customer service one would expect in this situation. That I accidentally left the tube on his counter - okay, that one's on me. But to *not* offer to go retrieve it immediately afterward...to *not* have it on hand when I picked up the framed print...to *not* mail it to me for literal months afterward...this is just a pattern of poor customer service which won't do his business any favors. When I was there today there was another man sitting at the counter...I said "I don't know how much money you're planning on spending here, but I'd reconsider." It may have just been Rick's assistant and not an actual customer, but my statement is my advice to anyone considering using Howell Art & Frame: reconsider.

Rick owner of Howell Art & Frame I finally retired after 40 years of wonderful customers and the…read morehighest quality framing in the state. I will miss my customers they are all friends.

I have been framing things with Pictures Plus for so many years. I am always so happy with their…read morework and appreciate that they have the expertise to deal with unusual framing projects. We are fortunate to have this gem in our community! Cindy J

there's nothing to want at Pictures Plus in Westgate, Ann Arbor. the people are wonderful,…read morethorough, lean over backward to make sure you're happy, not just satisfied. Kaity particularly, has helped me make jpegs printable which previously timed out, so couldn't be printed. I fell that these aren't just someone I've done business with since I moved to Michigan 14 years ago, they're friends I rely on to get what I want, or need. you can't go wrong going to them for whatever you need.