Great store! Owners are super nice and knowledgeable. Awesome studio too for classes. Can't…read morerecommend enough.

Excellent selection of quality art supplies with knowledgeable staff to assist in choosing…read morecorrectly. Amazing art classes in particular Oil painting with Scott Nickerson, who is exceptionally talented and gifted. He is an inspiring teacher. I have been fortunate to be in several of Scott's classes. Classes are kept on the smaller side so you get personalized attention. Spots fill almost immediately when posted so don't delay act fast if you want to join in. You need to buy your own supplies which a list will be provided to you when you enroll. They also have a custom framing department that has provided to be useful after you complete your masterpiece. Classes are available for every level so don't be intimidated as everyone in my experience is so kind and supportive. Wear old clothes and let your artistic side come alive!

Reasonably priced and enjoyable experience framing the watercolor painting myself. Would utilize…read moreagain.

The quality of service and professionalism Frame It Yourself offers is like no other. From the in…read morestock selection to the custom framing, the staff gives excellent advise and wonderful ideas. Always friendly and accommodating. Great business!

The work at this gallery includes local gallery artists and rotating exhibitions. There is…read moresomething here for everyone, from beach scenes to street photography, landscapes to burlesque and everything in-between. As a local college professor, I'm thrilled that my students are awarded a show here annually. As a photographer, I'm excited that there is a venue especially dedicated to photography in an economy where galleries are struggling to survive - they have carved out a great space for themselves in the market and I for one am thrilled that they are here in AP! The team at Gallery 13 is friendly and knowledgeable and the owner JV is a force in the local art and downtown merchant scene - we need more people like him! Why 4 stars instead of 5 - simple, it's a growing business, they just moved into a larger space and have been expanding their mission since they opened - I'm as excited for where they are now as I am about anticipating their future! Definitely check them out!

I've been to two gallery openings here. Both have had high school quality photography. Really…read moreuninteresting. The best part was the free wine and vegan cookies.

Whether it's a shadow box or an artwork that needs reframing Frame to Please can handle it with…read moregood taste and a variety of cost options. Go there!

This was an excellent experience from deciding on which frame to buy to the actual framing itself…read more Easy to deal with and they did an outstanding job on our print. Highly recommended!

ASBURY PARK: we are SO HAPPY that La Salle Gallery had a sign in the window saying "pets and ice…read morecream ok" because we immediately went right in with Brie and discovered another dog friendly place! Tony LaSalle is the owner and artist and was working on a new painting when we walked in. He was so friendly and loved Brie, and Brie loved him! Our favorite piece of art was the red/orange/yellow flowers where the frame is also painted! We love finding different activities to take Brie and this was a delightful experience.

Joyous, bold and colorful paintings. Reasonably priced. Commissions possible. La Salle is an…read moreabsolutely brilliant painter.

So glad I followed the advice of a friend who sent me to Picture Perfect when I was feeling…read moreoverwhelmed by all my framing options. I had checked out Michaels first and there really was no comparison; the level of customer service just can't be matched. They worked with my (really small) budget and turned around my two shadowbox frames in just a couple days, right before Christmas. And they were just SO kind. Will recommend to everyone that they choose to shop small when it comes to framing because you really do get so much more for your dollar and your time than anywhere else. Thank you!!!!!!

Very disappointing experience. My daughter and her friend started hand-painted ceramic projects…read morehere in September while both were dealing with school and work schedules. They returned in October, November, and December as their schedules allowed to continue working on the projects. During those visits, they explained multiple times that there may be gaps before they could finish and pick up the pieces. They were under the impression this was understood and that holding the items would not be an issue. Now that their schedules finally allowed them to go back, I drove my daughter over to pick up the pieces, only for her to be told they no longer had them and that they had been thrown out. She was then told they only hold items for 40 days. That was not clearly communicated to her, especially considering they had specifically discussed their school and work schedule situation during prior visits. What made it worse was the response. When my daughter asked why no one called before throwing away paid customer projects, she was told they "do not call you guys." When she said she had spent a lot of money, the employee responded that it was "$40" in a dismissive way, as if that amount did not matter. To my daughter, that money mattered. More importantly, the project mattered. These were hand-painted ceramic pieces made by two friends during a busy and important time in their lives. You cannot recreate that exact item or that exact memory. It was not just pottery -- it was something personal. My daughter left very upset and almost in tears. I understand businesses need policies, but a strict 40-day hold policy should be made very clear, especially when customers explain ahead of time that school and work may delay pickup. A simple phone call, text, or email before discarding paid projects would have avoided this entire situation. I also do not understand how a studio that serves students and families can expect someone attending any type of school, including college away from home, to always be able to return within 40 days. If that is the policy, it needs to be clearly stated upfront and repeated before items are discarded. Very disappointed in how this was handled.

Friendly, helpful, clean, great selection of products and a great place to relax and paint...read more

Salvage Angel is filled to the brim with everything under the sun from textiles, architectural…read moreelements, mid-century bar ware, etc. Seriously- don't wear a bulky coat to this place, you won't fit down the isles! The staff is bare bones & can be very busy at times with set design folks from the entertainment industry. They don't have the capacity to respond to inquiries via social media, so an in person visit is necessary (and lots of fun!). Be patient. Just do your digging and take photos of what you are interested in with your phone. The shop operates in a brocante style (like if you've ever watched Dick & Angel shop for architectural salvage in France on "Escape to the Chateau"). You show your photos to the shop owner Carolyn at the main checkout and she comes up with a price for your selections. I know it seems weird, but when you see the shop you will understand that there is no way in h*ll they could possibly put individual prices on everything. This is not Facebook marketplace and the pricing for some items will reflect this shop's proximity to NYC. The owner's passion and commitment to recycling and repurposing just about everything from a wide variety and time periods is admirable. I was able to find a perfect match for my 1890's porch door thanks to their collection of treasures. Payment is cash or Venmo.

As a lifelong antiquer this place is incredible. The sheer volume and diversity of stuff is mind…read moreboggling. If you've been searching for years for something super niche there's a solid chance you'll find it buried somewhere in here. That being said, this place is set up in a way where it feels like it's not meant for your average antique store browser like myself. This place is designed for house flippers, serious interior designers, and restoration specialists that are either looking for statement pieces or that one very hard to find and very obsolete part that's needed to get a decades old artifact working again. Their system (of having no prices listed) I fully understand based on the magnitude of objects in this warehouse. However, waiting roughly 30 minutes to an hour to get a price on something actively discourages potential sales. Also, as a serious antique bottle collector - I was slightly annoyed that I was not able to view their whole collection since it was blocked off by dozens of snack trays. If you come - treat this place as a destination because it really is!! And be prepared to wait a bit until you figure out what the damage is going to be.