I have purchased multiple pieces from Brandt Roberts Gallery. Michelle, Christine and Colleen are…read moretrue professionals making each experience personal and professional. Any collector will tell you "art is personal" and Michelle and her staff remember each piece I have purchased, why I was drawn to the piece and even arranged opportunities for me to meet my favorite artists. Brandt Robert's makes the process of acquiring art for your space enjoyable and exciting. I give Brandt Roberts my highest recommendation and wish them nothing but continued success in the future.

My partner Chad and I have great experiences with Michelle and the entire team at Brandt-Roberts…read more They have done custom frames for us for several photographs and original paintings. We also really appreciate the sense of community that BRG is building with their artist receptions. We've certainly benefitted from the insights and inspirations at their openings and events. And of course it's always a pleasure to stop in during Gallery Hop!

Custom framing and restoration for artwork and certificates of all kinds, near downtown Columbus,…read morejust on the edge of Grandview Heights. Convenient to State Route 315 & I-670, just a few minutes from the Ohio State University campus. I have had multiple items framed here and they have done excellent work. I balance this knowledge having used other framers in the past and being personally knowledgeable & familiar with art framing and preservation. They get my recommendation and I will certainly consider using their services in the future!

Wonderful, sturdy craftsmanship and helpful, knowledgeable staff. Great eye for what's going to…read morework and both were ready in less than 11 days in *December! They made a $24 poster look like a million. Also attached a wire to a vintage mirror for me gratis.

This review is long overdue, so here goes: After considerable research and nervous hesitation, we…read moredecided to entrust the restoration of an old family heirloom painting to Caroline. If you've been on her site, you've probably seen it. It is a painting of some Irish sheep on a hillside, reminiscent of a contemporary Alfred Morris piece. It had hung over my in-laws' coal-burning fireplace for more than 40 years. It was covered in soot, and the varnish had discolored and deteriorated terribly. The frame was in such bad condition it didn't make the trip from Ireland. Caroline made it a true Labor of Love, and the results are astonishing. The image is far brighter now, and she not only cleaned it up, she removed the bad varnish and replaced it with a new, clear, much more durable one. We found a frame selection that we felt was perfect for the image, but were thrown a mean curve ball--it was discontinued, and the manufacturer was out of business. Undaunted, Caroline literally scouted the country for it, and struck pay dirt with a small distributor in the Seattle area. They had just enough stock to complete the project, and we are ecstatic at the result. A full step-by-step video of the process of her cleaning and restoration of the piece is on the Uptown website, and is a wonderful showcase of her care and ability. I can recommend her without reservation, and going forward, I would not trust anyone else to even touch my art. Caroline is a true artist and student of her business, and we are very grateful indeed to have found her. Gordon W. Neufang

Accommodating, prompt, super-friendly...I'd patronize this lady for ALL things frame-ish! No need…read moreto look elsewhere-you found the best!

I purchased the box for my husband's birthday. The products seem to be of high quality. There are…read morequite a few projects/classes to be taken, pottery, ceramics painting, blankets, and candle making. The proprietor has a beautiful spirit.

YE Gurl Says: Cold Night, Warm Craft at Restalgic Atelier…read more **Place:** Restalgic Atelier (New Location) - 83 N High St., Columbus, OH **Date:** December 11 **Experience:** Candle Making Class On a cold December night, I made my way downtown--dodging construction, hunting for parking, and arriving just in time--for a candle-making class at Restalgic's new High Street location (note: not the former Broad Street spot). The effort was well worth it. Once inside, the evening unfolded thoughtfully. We began by exploring the scent library, taking time to identify the notes and inspiration we wanted to bring into our candles. Drinks and supplies were already set at our workstations, and we were invited to select a handmade pottery vessel from a beautifully stacked display at the front of the studio--each one unique and glazed with intention. The instruction struck the right balance between accessible and educational. We learned about organic coconut-soy wax, the use of paper wicks, how (and why) to trim them properly, and the importance of stirring the wax for exactly two minutes. After pouring, there was a brief cooling period before we were allowed to finish our candles with dried flowers or herbs, adding a final personal touch. The details didn't stop there. We left with: - Our candle set in handcrafted pottery - A laser-printed name tag for the candle - A thoughtful thank-you gift: a glazed pottery fortune cookie, perfect for tucking in a holiday wish YE Gurl says: This was one of the best candle-making classes I've attended. At $45, the value is clear--natural scents and wax, handmade pottery with no upcharge, and an atmosphere that genuinely earns the atelier label. Creative, calming, and beautifully executed from start to finish.