Have had some custom frames and also flag case glass from Frameworks. Always a great job and…read morereasonable prices. Great selection of frames and expert help on finding the best options for the piece to be framed. From simple frame jobs to more complex display cases these folks can do it all.

looked up a frame store to see who could frame my wedding bouquet and found these guys on yelp…read more they were great, professional, kind, willing to work with me when things got difficult. I took photos of my bouquet before I took it apart to dry each of the flowers. I was concerned they wouldn't be able to put it back to together exactly the way it was, but they did! they did such a great job putting my brooches back in the bouquet as well. The frame itself is custom made of course with the wood and colors I wanted to match. fast forward to about a year later (marriage didn't work out) and the owner was very gracious as I reluctantly wanted them to take their awesome work back. The owner gave me the opportunity to at least keep the frame (even willing to change up the look) to repurpose it as they couldn't refund the money. He hung on to it for me for months (and gave me back my brooches) before I made the decision of giving it up entirely. I thought at least they could keep it at their store as a wonderful example of their work on their first framed wedding bouquet.

Great experience getting a watercolor matted and framed. Good advice and no pressure salesman…read moreresulted in beautiful result

Jim and his crew have been around for many years, and i've had 5 or 6 pieces framed by them, as…read morewell as a few plak-it pieces (which they send to a service). they've been great to work with, they have a good eye for design and helping you pick the perfect mat and frame combo for your piece. they're understanding of your needs and won't try to upsell you on something fancy for a basic non-signed reproduction, but they also will do "the works" on a one of a kind piece (which, while more expensive, is very much worth it for a good piece of art that you want preserved with archival materials and uv protective glass). good customer service, and prompt, quality workmanship. skip the "50% off" gimmicks from the chain stores and give them a try.

Super great to work with, and very impressed with the framing work I had completed. Kim was lovely…read moreto work with and had some great ideas and intuition to make these beautiful pieces. Very reasonable prices, too which was a bonus.

I strongly recommend Nash's. Everyone in our family has been using them for years. I generally let…read morethem decide what looks best for framing a particular piece and have never been disappointed. Our family collects paintings and textiles. Nash's has always given us better than expected results. They are great people too, you will enjoy working with them to make your beautiful things even more beautiful.

Nice selection of 1$ books. Owner was pleasant and busily arranging her shelves of both old and new…read morebooks.

Stomping Grounds is an inspired home shop with a flair for the good life--both vintage and new…read more Great spot to pick-up a considered gift or something unique for your home. I've worked with them on on some framing projects--professional and well priced. I could gush about their customer service, but I should just chill. Worth the visit.

We are up here for the summer from Texas, and I swear I'd move up here for Wegmans and this amazing…read moreart shop. My husband grew up here, and I've been visiting with him for quite a while. I never really noticed this place before, probably because I wasn't painting at the time. I recently took up, watercolor, and brought all my stuff up here, but needed a few extra supplies. During my first visit, I noticed they had a workshop on that upcoming Saturday, and I eagerly signed up for it. It was an all-day workshop with Paul Taylor, and he was an INCREDIBLE instructor. Even though I had taken classes for three months before we left Texas, I learned so much from him in that one day. The class focused on doing one painting from beginning to end, and you would think an seven hour day would be too much for one painting, but it was absolutely perfect. It allowed us to take our time and allowed time for him to explain every move and assist us as we painted. Now about the shop... What a jewel! It is very well stocked, and had almost everything I needed, except for a couple of paint colors. But to top it off, the owner was working the day I visited, and she was so incredibly helpful. She walked around and helped me find everything I needed, and we had a wonderful visit while I was there. I returned again on another day when a young woman was working, and she was equally as helpful and enjoyable. When we come up here next year, I think I'm going to base our visits around the classes they offer. I would love to take the watercolor class that they offer that goes on for several weeks. If you consider yourself even remotely, creative and artistic, skip Hobby Lobby, and Michaels and support this wonderful local establishment.

The owner is down to earth and cares about each customer. There needs to be more stores like this…read more You find what you need, and it's an atmosphere unlike the big box stores. Great experience here! They even have a summer camp for kids. I believe there's art classes for all ages here too. Wonderful place that offers great art supplies.

The Frame Shop is an artist's best friend. They have so many options to choose from, have very…read moreknowledgeable and kind staff, and are worth every penny!

I wanted to buy a sheet of glass for an old frame I bought from ReUse Center - I was struggling…read morewith it, trying to add wires and nails for hanging, and accidentally broke the glass and needed a replacement. I emailed the shop and they responded to me within a few minutes (!) and I was able to pick up the glass the same day. The store is very cute, from outside and inside. I love it. I just came to buy glass without asking them to install, but the man helped me anyway to fix the kinks of the old frame. I was struggling so much with it so much at home, that it was so cool to see how he did it - he obviously knew what he was doing, and really did everything in a cinch. Really cool!