Easy to locate, spacious parking lot. It's a professional place for all kinds of frames…read more Prices are moderate

Shopping local is great for Clevelanders, so I always try to use local services before resorting to…read moreone of those big box stores that takes money out of the local economy. This time I really lucked out. Wood Trader cut two mats for me on the spot and a piece of glass, and it cost all of $44. It would have cost double that at the big box craft store (yes, Michael's, I'm talking about you). The service and the vibe are great at the Wood Trader, and it is a woman-owned business. The owner's name is Sara, and she is super helpful. I'd give it more stars if it were possible.

Anna did an amazing job on framing the art pieces we brought back from Brazil. She helped to guide…read moreus through the entire process in picking a frame to explaining what we could expect at the end of the process. We were very excited to see the end result and were more that happy with what we received. We would highly recommend Anna and Art Forum for all your framing needs.

I have been going to Art Forum for over 15 years. What l love is the customer service. Anna is so…read moreprofessional and when l am there,she takes all the time needed to get exactly what you like,offering input,answering questions. The framing that is done is exquisite, allowing your piece to look like it is worth thousands of dollars. I recently purchased two prints,the frame originally on it was a composite.She took the pieces and the framing done added a "pop" of color,what a difference in how it looks on our walls. I will always use Art Forum.....l highly recommend this establishment. Thanks Anna

Good selection of art products with helpful staff. Almost everything needed if you're an artist…read more Two small gripes: (1) certain natural animal hair brushes are not sold at Blicks. (2) If you're looking for a rarely used art item, like lacquer, you might be a little frustrated. Other than that, great store with very helpful staff ranging. Overall cleanliness: above average Misc: If you like fun erasers (think of an eraser shaped like a pickle), Blick has them.

Huge selection of art supplies. Great prices too. The staff was really nice and helpful.read more

Great job reframing my picture looks amazing and great pricing will be back soon to have more doneread more

Lucy's personalized approach to assisting customers in their efforts to frame, in my case, a memory…read moreof incredible importance is par excellence! I'm so glad I stopped by. I'll be back: There are no coincidences.

I visit Michael's about once a year. It's not even for specific holidays or occasions, it's for my…read morehobby urges. You know how you suddenly think of a new crafting hobby then maybe or maybe not do it after getting all the supplies. Today I was in the mood for cross stitching, something I was really good at in childhood and never attempted recently. It seems like fun fall pastime. And so, I found myself at a local Michael's in Beachwood. STORE: The store is very clean and well stocked. Everything is meticulously organized. It's really impressive. I also found it to be very well lit so you can inspect all your craft finds. I was looking for a cross stitch kit but also found a lot of embroidery kits. No designs really worked for what I wanted - something nature-y. But there were some fun ones - cafes, pasta, and more. Cross stitch kits seem to be phasing out, but here they are between $11-20, not a bad value. The store is full of seasonal stuff - Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. You can get everything from seasonal plates to nut crackers. I was most into Christmas merry go round. SERVICE: The service is very friendly. I was able to ask an associate on her way to clock in some questions about what I was looking for. She suggested where to find my products, and some alternative finds. So, really really good service. I would come to this store again for my obscure hobbies. Next time I'm planning for more time to look for cross stitch kits and other hobbies I've abandoned years ago.

They always have what we need. Our young granddaughter makes beaded bracelets for sale, and she…read morefound a good supply there. Also, I dropped my leather glove in the store, and asked the cashier to let me know if they find it. An associate did exactly that.

I most recently worked with Joe Minutolo and he's fantastic. He's very knowledgeable of fabrics,…read moreshapes, space planning and more. You can tell he's been doing this for a while because he really knows his stuff. He's also very friendly and a pleasure to work with. As I work one room at a time through my house, I'll be back to work with him. Also, I love the quality of Ethan Allen furniture.

My wife and I decided that it's finally time to purchase Family Room furniture. We had been using…read morehand-me-downs for years but now that the kids are gone we wanted nicer and more comfy furniture. Our salesperson, Judy, was professional and patient with us as we looked through all of the various choices. She also came to our house twice to help us lay things out. On delivery day the guys were quick and efficient along with being personable. Great experience all around.

John is a thoughtful, kindhearted framer who genuinely appreciates art and has a great…read moreunderstanding of matting, glass, and other preservation options. He also offers scanning services. He is conveniently located on the main road. I placed a very large (30 pieces) order with him and he was able to get it all done in a month! I am so impressed with the quality of his framing (all wires had equal slack) and the meticulous nature with which he approached all aspects of the work. He was easy to communicate with via email and phone. I HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend John for your framing needs! I have never met such an earnest and genuine framer, and he is very skilled at what he does. LOCAL ARTISTS - GO HERE!!

I have been to the Pop Shop several times over the last few months, and I have really enjoyed it…read moreevery time. The recent shows (Deck Wreckers, especially) have been pretty interesting, though I'll concede that the general aesthetic point of view seems to fit more with my own than it might with the public at large. I usually see pieces that I would seriously consider buying (sometimes I actually do) from both newcomers and better known artists, and I am glads that Rich and Jeff seems to be working hard to make cool art available to the masses at reasonable prices. They also do custom framing, and I was very impressed with a piece I had them do. Great attention to detail, as well as helpful mounting suggestions, and the prices are about the same or better than the usual places (Pat Catans, Joann, etc.). Their selection of framing materials is stellar, and they are willing and able to do more creative types of framing too.