I needed frames to coordinate on two different sized pictures. The gentleman so patient and…read morehelpful. This was art from my grandkids so was special to me. I love the way it turned out and the kids are so proud to see their work hung in the wall amid the works of other my "practiced" artists.

John at Frame Design has rematted and reframed 2 watercolors that have been in our family 70+…read moreyears. His demonstrated skillfulness and care is the reason he will be restoring the rest of the collection. i am very happy we chose Frame Design to restore our treasured artwork.

The service here is always phenomenal and the guy who works here primarily is so knowledgeable!! If…read moreyou ever need anything framed please check this place out, it's truly the best and we take all our photos there.

Don and his team are great. I bring all my art work there! Their workmanship and attention to…read moredetail is impeccable! Always sets a realistic expectation on when it's complete and never missed a deadline. HIGHLY recommended.

Great frames, well crafted, delivered when expected. Who…read moredoesn't love a great frame to make your art shine. .

I'm an artist living in New York--a city overrun with custom frame shops, some of them extremely…read moregood, as you'd expect. But the good ones are expensive. I had to frame big photographs for a show recently, and was looking at framing costs close to $1000 per print. Yikes. The gallerist in Brooklyn recommended Metropolitan. I took the plunge. The prices were about 1/3 what I found locally. And the quality is absolutely first rate. They worked with me to meet a deadline, and the frames were perfect. A couple of caveats: if you're ordering online, you have to know what you want, and be certain of it. Their website doesn't offer a lot of tools to help you choose moulding, and the pictures that show their various finishes are small and not very accurate. Measure carefully. Measure again. Double-check that you entered the measurements correctly! No one else is going to do it. And of course, you have to be comfortable handling the glazing and assembly once the frames show up. If you're using plexiglass and don't have an adequately big, dust-free workspace, you could be in for some unhappiness. I'd suggest researching online how to clean plexi and remove static charge while working with it. The frames I got were made with maple moulding that they mill in-house. They were assembled with cabinet joints in the corners (awesome) and perfectly finished with tranlucent lacquer after assembly. Much nicer than frames built with pre-finished moulding. These were as nice as anything I've seen in museums. I'll definitely use Metro again, but will make sure I have plenty of time and clear space for the assembly process. Doing it perfectly and keeping everything clean is not trivial.

This is the kind of place where, once you are lucky enough to discover it, you immediately email…read moreyour family & friends to tell them about it. Because you now have a framing place! Totally exceeded my expectations. Wow. Andy knows what he's doing, and helped me pick out the best frame and mat for a beloved print. (And, he nailed the combo on the first try. I asked to look at some other options and it was clear that they weren't right.) He answered all my questions and helped me understand the options. I learned a lot! I guess that's what they call customer service. Who knew??! The only other comparison I have for framing is a large craft store where I've had a few things framed, and they weren't nearly as helpful or knowledgeable - and they cost more. I was determined to not go back to the craft store for this job, and somehow lucked out and found Art and Frame World in my own backyard! So, now I (and my family and friends) have a framing place!

Andy is amazing!! I should have written this review when I got 3 wine map posters framed last…read moreyear, but now I have to write a review because of the continued customer service Andy provided. A year ago, he was very helpful in selecting the frame, timeline was reasonable, and price was fantastic. I was expecting to pay a lot more than I did! Fast forward a year and Andy continued his wonderful customer service. The 3 framed pictures were placed on a wall in our basement. It turns out the humidity was not great down there so the prints started to ripple under the glass. I took them to Andy to see if he could fix them. I was ready to pay to have them fixed since it was my fault, but he insisted that I wouldn't be paying anything. He said, "This is what we do." Andy's team took the frames apart and tried flatting them. Unfortunately, they are too rippled, but I appreciate Andy's willingness to help me try to fix them. Big lessons learned: 1) watch the humidity level in your basement if you have framed prints and 2) ANDY ROCKS!! I two thumbs up. I highly recommend Andy and his shop. Lots of selection, great prices, fantastic service. He is in fact MN nice!!!

Brenda is amazing to work with! I have brought over 10 treasured pieces to her for framing. The…read moreentire experience is customized and her expertise is invaluable! The team also treats the art with great care! The shop cat is an extra part of the charm! If I could give more than 5 stars, I would!!!!! Thank you!!!!

My experience was terrific. The service was so personal and the owner truly understood why I…read moreneeded to get a random collection of pictures framed for my Father who is quickly losing his memory. She went above and beyond to get them done in a very short timeframe and even offered to personally deliver them to me. When I took the to my Dad, he cried. And that wouldn't have happened without a sensitive, caring and EXCELLENT Framing Plus of Anoka. Cannot recommend highly enough!

My favorite framing place. Our family has been bringing our art to Glenn, the owner, for over 40…read moreyears. Many of our family members and friends still use FPAG. We now live in Chicago, and we continue to return to Minnesota and bring our pieces here. Plus they have a fun gallery you can browse and purchase pieces.

At the same cost of a framing store like Michael's, you get knowledgable employees, high quality…read moreand incredibly fast service. The men who work there are patient, friendly and incredibly knowledgable. I get everything framed here.

I had two fine art pieces recently framed at Icebox and found the quality and value to be very…read morepleasing. Howard matched my vision with the correct frame, matting and glass for both pieces and gave me tips on how to properly hang the artworks. Paul S.

Icebox has been providing my family with excellently crafted framing for 25+ years. Owner Howard…read moreChristopherson finds a creative solution to any framing challenge. Howard continually exceeds my framing expectations, in quality, accomodation, and customer service. The only framer I trust to deliver total satisfaction.

I find the prices at Artist's Choice to be very reasonable and within my budget as an artist. The…read morequality is very good and I've never had any complaints with the three framing jobs I've ordered here. They're also very quick with turnaround. I highly recommend this framing shop.

I dropped off a vintage chalk painting 3 weeks ago to have it re-framed, telling the gentleman I…read morewanted the most professional job done on it. He said it would be about 10 days, and I said "no rush - just take your time and do a good job." So yesterday it occurred to me that hmm, I wonder how my frame is doing? So I called and left a message. And today, with no call back, I called again, and they said it's done - and that they normally call when something is ready. Fine, so I head over. When I pick it up they say not to move it around, because the chalk is delicate, and it wasn't sprayed. And I look and see chalk dust all on the inside of the frame. So I ask, "Should it have been sprayed?" And she said, "Well, a lot of artists don't like them sprayed because it changes the color." And I said "Well I suppose it's too late to spray it because now it's framed." And she said, "Well, he (the framer) probably didn't know." And I said it would have been nice to be consulted on this option before or during the framing process. And she was completely indifferent about it. I frankly told her what a bad experience this was, and she said "All I can do is apologize for that." I would expect to be guided through a process of framing fine art, or chalk, or whatever it is. And hearing all the options necessary to protect and display a piece of art, that I can enjoy for years to come. Now when I look at it, I'll likely shake my head in disgust.