Such great choices for framing your favorite paintings and prints. Very knowledgeable staff to…read moreassist you in making the right choice. They really have an artistic eye for color and can help you select just the right frame for the room you sre decorating. You too will love their work

Great service quality frames and museum glass! if you want to protect your collection and have…read moreprofessional quality framing with the nicest people who know what their talking about this is where you want to be.

Great yoga experience! I had back issues for many years and Hannah showed me stretches that helped…read moretremendously! She is truly a life coach and a yoga instructor all in one. She is really great! I highly recommend this yoga experience to everyone!

I was antique shopping in Uptown Palm Springs for some MCM planter pots and modern style glass…read moreaccessories to freshen up my midcentury patio sculpture garden when I spotted this lovely mid-century Moroccan Home Décor store. I had actually been here last Summer and remembered them having a selection of large unique modernist pottery planters in bright earthy colors. Sure enough, I was in luck. The owner of the import shop had even more of these big handmade ceramic flowerpots than last time. He travels to Morocco and finds hand-woven rugs, vintage textiles, luxury leather bags and Mid-Eastern antique brass objects and figures. Importing only the finest exotic antiques and contemporary gift items back to Palm Springs. It is different from the Asian antique rug and carpet stores in Cathedral City, Palm Desert and Rancho Mirage in that he brings in such a variety of home furnishings and home décor, not just carpeting. His store shelves are full of really cool objects. I liked speaking with the owner and learning more about him and his store. He is very nice and truly interested in his business and in his customers. I found everything I needed. I would recommend stopping here to check it out.

The staff are amazingly friendly and the items are all one of a kind and carefully curated by Mark…read moreon his trips to Marrakech. His stories behind all the items he sells are well worth the visit.

Glenn truly helped us find our style in our new home. We were overwhelmed at first, but we couldn't…read morehave asked for a more patient and thoughtful designer. He managed the whole process for us and made it truly a pleasure.

The designer was creative, professional and great to work with! Very resourceful and considerate…read moreof my time.

This store has everything. From the street it looks like a tiny store but it goes back a long way…read moreand every catacomb, nook and cranny is full. If you need it, I bet they have it! Yes, you are going to pay more (what some here are calling resort prices) but I went in expecting that. Everyone who helped us was nice.

They were very knowledgeable but demeaning about it. They made us feel less than and that is not…read moreokay. You are supposed to help people not discourage them from trying projects on their own.

We worked with Alex on our entire house. Everything came out amazing! He is great to work with…read moreand his service level and expertise are top notch. We are so happy we found Express Frame and will only use them going forward! BTW, these were high end pieces. You can trust him with your best and finest art.

Had a great experience with Express Frame. Alex was wonderful. My framing job was done expertly,…read moreefficiently and beautifully. Would highly recommend them.

This is an excellent framing shop with great friendly staff…read more Very professional and good pricing. Only place I will trust with my work.

1-Star Review I…read moreregret to say this, but after three separate botched framing jobs, I am permanently done with Mitre & Bevel. The recurring problem is basic and inexcusable: they repeatedly cut rabbet openings too small for stretched canvases--cutting the opening to the exact outer dimensions of the canvas with no clearance, which is not proper framing practice. Any professional framer knows you must allow extra space (at least 1/8") so a canvas can actually fit into the frame. This happened three different times. Most recently, I ordered a custom 22" × 31" wood frame for an exhibition-bound painting. The Mitre & Bevel owner personally measured the canvas in front of me and wrote the dimensions down. When the frame was delivered, the canvas would not fit because the rabbet opening was cut exactly to the canvas size. Instead of taking responsibility, the framing manager, as well as the owner, insultingly blamed my canvas, claiming it "wasn't square." I have been stretching my own canvases for over 40 years and know how to square stretcher bars properly. Even if a canvas were slightly out of square, that is precisely why clearance is required in the first place. When I spoke directly with the owner, he again blamed my canvas and then stated--astonishingly--that they "shave the rabbets all the time because they're too small." That is not something to brag about. It is an admission of systematic poor workmanship. Shaving rabbets after the fact is a workaround, shows a lack of framing abilities and is not professional framing. I requested that the frame be re-cut properly rather than shaving the existing rabbet (which can lead to uneven depth, poor seating, and long-term issues). The owner refused and instead offered to refund my deposit rather than stand behind their work. At that point it was clear that Mitre & Bevel does not accept accountability, blames the customer and does not follow proper framing standards for stretched canvas. For comparison, I immediately took the same painting to Art Works Gallery & Picture Framing Center in Palm Desert, California, where I was treated professionally and with respect and my painting was framed immediately and correctly without issue--confirming that the canvas was never the problem. All in time for my important art exhibition. If you are a professional artist, collector, who values their artwork or anyone needing precise, exhibition-quality framing, I strongly recommend Art Works Gallery & Picture Framing Center in Palm Desert, California. After three times that Mitre & Bevel cut my frames too small for my paintings and after giving them three chances, I can only conclude that Mitre & Bevel does not respect their customers, know how to cut frames properly for stretched canvases, relies on excuses and after-the-fact short cut fixes to avoid their self induced financial losses due to framing incompetence, instead of correct workmanship. If you want to avoid poor quality picture framing, poor customer service and lack of accountability...by all means, stay clear of Mitre & Bevel.

Can't get enough of the Art Dept. What a gem, what a happy place! It's on my list every time I…read morevisit Idyllwild. Great assortment, beautiful space, and the nicest staff. This place definitely eats, sleeps, and breathes art - I love it!! Support small businesses!

Who would think you could find an Art supply shop up in Idyllwild that would have all of your…read morestationery needs? This location is on the website for the International #stationarystoreday so it's been 'bookmarked' since last year, and it did not disappoint. Nice relaxing music invites you in... tables that are laden with all types of art paper, paints, pens, markers, oil pastels, crafting beginner kits, and gift wrapping paper as well. Service was attentive (from a distance) without making you feel pressured at all... if you have a Saturday or Sunday to take a drive I highly recommend this shop it's perfect for your friends that collect stationary items or even if you would like to dabble into the world of Art. Respectfully Reviewed.