Great service, they take their time choosing the frame you want for your art-piece…read more They found a frame I had used on another piece, 15 years prior. A little pricey but, what isn't.

Excellent customer service and a one-day turn-around on two pieces of glass I asked them to cut…read more (And when I realized I gave the wrong measurements for one of the pieces, he cut it down while I waited.) Highly recommend!

I followed a friend to get an important document framed at The Great Frame Up and she was very…read morepleased at the professionalism and clear expertise here. Sammy was extremely knowledgeable about every process of getting this document done even though the document and frame weren't a perfect fit, he ensured us that they could get it done to the company's standards (very high). The prices here are higher than other places you may see but you very clearly get what you pay for. The folk here are experts at what they do and take great care of their craft.

We loved our experience with the staff at The Great Frame Up! We had been at Cherry Creek and I…read morejust happened to google frame shop and their name came up . I drove over and met the staff and left our canvas to be framed that day. Excellent service and attention to detail. Much appreciated. We will be back !

What can I even say? The crew killed it in this job! I seriously couldn't be happier! 100% would…read morerecommend and go again for more work. Also one of the most amazing shows I've witnessed also just btw lol

Heady Denver Frames!…read more This is the spot to get your frame on. Staff is friendly, they can work with a budget and they make all your posters look great.

The gal who helped my daughter out with a tube for her new concert poster was great, she cut the…read moretube to size and all for no charge. If I lived in Denver that's where I'd be going for my framing needs.

Found Metro Frame Works after searching for a company that could help me reframe a couple of art…read morepieces as a birthday gift. Melanie helped me unpack a piece that had traveled across two countries and had glass shattered everywhere in the process. I'm pretty indecisive especially when it comes to design choices, but Melanie walked me through all the options and helped me select the perfect frames. I would definitely come here if you're looking for quality care for one-of-a-kind pieces. They are quick, knowledgeable, and the greyhounds are super friendly!

I had a bit of a frame emergency one day before my print was due to be at a gallery. I called Frame…read moreDe Art and spoke directly to Brian, the owner. He assured me that he could fix my framed print. I dropped in to the shop and wow, first, let me say that Brian and Frame De Art make incredibly beautiful and solid framed art. I had never been into Frame De Art prior, but I will definitely be visiting them for print and frame needs in the future. Brian had me and my frame in and out within 5 minutes! I was astounded. Brian and Frame De Art are artists within their own rights, not to mention hospitable and generous people. I am so thankful for their help and I will definitely be back!

Frame de Art has been my go to framing shop for over 10 years and I always have a great experience…read morebecause everyone I have worked with is friendly, knowledgeable, and really takes the time to collaborate with me to create something special, and they have such a great selection of unique frames that make each piece stand out. I won't take my art anywhere else. Always a 5 star experience. Here are some photos of previous art I've had framed.

This place has an incredible selection of frames for just about anything you want to display. I…read morecame in looking for frames for a few LaserDisc covers that I'm using as wall art in my movie room, and I was amazed by the variety. Whether you're framing photos, artwork, memorabilia, or something a little different, there are plenty of options. The selection alone makes it worth a visit if you're looking to add some personality to your walls. Ask for George. He was so informative and helpful!!

Did a great job framing a painting I had at a reasonable price. Reasonable turnaround time as well.read more

I have been taking pieces to Paul for years and years and he is just exceptional. He is thoughtful…read morein everything he does, considerate of budget, and over delivers every time. If you are looking to have something important framed, don't hesitate. Paul will take amazingly good care of it. I can't recommend him highly enough!

Amazing experience! I didn't know the first thing about framing and was a little overwhelmed with…read moreall the options available to me, but Adam was full of knowledge and incredibly patient. I didn't feel rushed l, despite going through about 30 different frame and matte options. The quality of their work is excellent and well worth the price point.

Great selection on art supplies and super helpful staff. This is by far the best art store that I…read morehave visited in Denver.

Used to like this place, but now it's just become a no-go. They look like they have a lot of stuff,…read morebut every time I go, they're out of whatever I went there for --- usually several things, as I always go with a list, since it's a bit of a drive for me. Their watercolor brush selection is quite skimpy; they never seem to have the size I need or type I want, and even weeks later they still don't have that size/type in stock. Same for specific watercolors. They have an entire display of Daniel Smith watercolors, yet the very color I need, they're out of. One day one of the staff spent 15 minutes checking all the other brands to see if they had that color in *any* other brand -- nope. And it was a common color like Prussian blue. Watercolor sketchbooks? Unless you like blocks (which I personally can't stand), you won't find much. A small display of Hand-book sketchbooks, which are mostly for drawing and not watercolor. The watercolor ones are 200gsm, not 300gsm. (Which I was able to order from Amazon for the same price as Meininger was charging for the 200gsm.) Drawing pens? You're in luck if you do manga. If you use probably the most popular brand, Uni-Pin fineliner, forget it. They don't even sell them. (They seem to prefer Sigma Microns.) Watercolor pencils? Sure, if you want the really large expensive sets. If you want to try them out with a set of 24 Goldfaber Aquas, nope. Art storage? Slim pickings. A few zippered pouches. The dollar store has a better selection. Overall, they're out of whatever I need when I need it, and they won't be getting in anytime soon. Sometimes they can get stuff sent from their CO Springs location, but that means a second trip back to the store, when I only wanted to drive there once. (The neighborhood is awful.) Also, their website is very hit or miss, and *won't* tell you if they have something in stock in the store. Sometimes you put in a search term that will return "no item found" when I know for a fact they sell that item in the store. Go do a search for "Lamy Safari" and you'll see what I mean. They have a selection of Lamy Safari pens in the store, but only converters and lead refills on their website. Prices are high, sometimes by $10-15 or more over what you'd pay elsewhere. I was looking for the Albrecht Durer 24 watercolors set, which they were selling for full price at $72. I had just seen this same set on Blick Art for half that, $37.50. I mentioned this to one of the staff and his response was, "Yeah, well they can buy in bulk and we can't." Okay, fair enough, but wow, even with shipping I could get it far, far cheaper online. As for returns, ha! Don't go by their printed return policy. I mistakenly bought a quill watercolor brush that's way too big for my needs; called the store to see if they have the next size down, which they do, but was told I could not exchange it "because the manager says it's too hard to tell if a brush has been used or not." Then why doesn't the return policy state that? See the attached photo for their posted Return Policy. Now show me where it says "brushes can't be returned because you can't tell if they've been used or not." The staff person on the phone said I could bring in the brush and speak to the manager about it, but I will not be doing that. I've encountered him before: he's one of those people who thinks he's hilarious and is in your face whether you need help or not. Sorry, I refuse to deal with him, so I'll just keep my overpriced $47 synthetic brush and try to find a use for it. Some of the staff are pleasant and nice to work with; we even got to know some by name. But overall, shopping at Meininger's has just become too much of a hassle and we won't be shopping there again.