Salespeople were incredibly rude and the owner was yelling and screaming at employees. It was a…read moreclear indication of the trickle down effect. However, the movers who helped load were so nice and friendly and apologetic for the attitudes from the others. There are so many great furniture places in Columbus that will get my business for filling offices - sadly, this one will never be one of them and is leaving our recommendations list.

Like some others. I stumbled upon this shop on Facebook Market Place. It was a great place…read more Very reasonable prices, friendly salespeople, and I was able to find what I needed, which was a laptop.

RSFi was professional, responsive and truly wonderful to work with in finding the exact furniture…read morepiece needed for my office space. They have an extensive inventory of excellent quality items, plus their pricing is reasonable and competitive. I highly recommend RSFi!

We recently bought our office furniture at RSFi from Ron Morris. He went above and beyond to get us…read moreall of the items we needed! RSFi had a large selection for a great price, and the customer service was more than we could ask for! Thank you, Ron for being so helpful. Go see Ron at RSFi for all of your office furniture needs. -QAC Services, LLC

Reasonable prices, exceptional work. Don't know why I have to say more, but the app requires it...read more

The name says it all. This place makes frames, and they're very decent ones at that. What I really…read moreloved about Frame Makers was that they respected my wishes to get the job done as cheaply as possible. I've been collecting silk-screened gig posters for about five years now, and it took me until about a year ago to realize that doing little else that taping them to my wall was not the best idea in maintaining their condition. Although I only paid between $10-$20 for each of them, they're pieces of art nonetheless, and should be treated as such. I managed to find generic poster frames for a few of them at Wal Mart (shameful, I know), but the majority of them came in odds and ends sizes that I was unable to find any rational solution for. Until I found this excellent Beechwold framing boutique, of course. Although the store is relatively small, it's got as much or more goods and framing options on display as the respective sections in places like Jo Ann Fabrics and Hobby Lobby do. Best of all, the prices here are pretty excellent. After searching high and low for an economic way to preserve my beloved poster art collection, the woman that I explained my idea of a bare bones frame that mostly involved matting board and sheet plastic gave me an estimate of around $25 per piece- hands down the best price I found in town. Not as cheap as I was thinking, but compared to the $125 Hobby Lobby wanted to charge for an unnecessarily rich frame made of wood and glass, this was music to my ears. I ended up having two pieces done, and they turned out incredibly well. I'm finally on the path of converting my overtly college-y room into a twenty-something bachelor's pad of sorts, framed prints and all. OK, that might be a stretch, but they sure do tie the room together nicely. Thank you, Frame Makers!

I had three pieces of flash art put into one frame. It looks Fantastic! A great Mom & Pop…read morebusiness. I will go to Frame City whenever I need something framed in the future.

they quoted me $65 to replace my broken glass, ACE hardware in clintonville charged me $12read more

Dropped off a copy of a vintage photo--they helped by suggesting matte & frame, then were agreeable…read moreto my ideas. Together, we developed a look for the work that is even better than expected. Service was quick, professional, & very friendly. I will definitely go back.

I finally found a frame shop that has expert knowledge that enhances the quality for my art. I…read moreforgot how good it feels to be excited about picking up work done with finesse, detail and artisanship!!!

This place is great! I had been putting off dealing with assorted paintings and items because…read moreframing is intimidating and I wasn't sure how much it would cost. Gregg spent an hour walking me through various options and did a great job of explaining why something might cost more, what could be done at a reasonable price, and what I would be better off doing myself with craft store materials. Especially the last part felt super honest and made me understand their value-added. I ended up getting three paintings framed at a *very reasonable* price, and they look amazing! So glad I found this place.

They go above and beyond with attention to detail: had a 1940s painting with a lot of wear on it…read moreand they thoroughly cleaned and restored it, without us asking, when framing it. Their frame selection is amazing. Highly recommend.

Have used the services of Frame Station on a number of occasions. The staff are friendly and take…read morethe time to talk through your specific framing needs, & the statement you are working toward when framing objects. Art is after all, greatened or lessened with the benefit of a proper framing. Get it wrong, and an otherwise fantastic work can be seriously diminished. Get the framing correct and it will serve to magnify & compliment the framed object. The frame station staff seem to understand these basic concepts and work diligently to apply them in their products.

I had a large photograph of my great-grandmother that I had in a glassless frame. It also had a…read morecouple of minor tears that needed repaired. I took it to FS and told them I just needed glass for the frame. The man working referred me to "a guy" who repairs artwork. There was a binder of his work. I said okay, I will try him first. I called and he gave me his address as he works out of his home in Clintonville. It turned out he only scans pieces (and not as large as what I had), not repairs them. He referred me to a shop off Kenny. I went there (the shop off Kenny) and was told they could repair my large portrait, and I also showed them a small photo I had that was stuck to the glass in the frame. Several weeks and $125 later I got both pieces back, unrepaired, and was emailed the scanned copies. This is all sidebar, because I am not reviewing that shop. I did not complain to the owner so it is not fair to write a bad review. I do appreciate the scanned photo that apparently could not be repaired (they didn't try to remove it from the glass), but I didn't need the scanned great-grandmother photo. Anyway. I took my large piece back to FS and a woman was working. She tried to refer me to "the guy" again but I said no. She then advised she could use a special art marker on the minor tears. I said yes. A week later I had my beautifully repaired and glassed in frame for around $30. It was perfect. I wish this woman had been working to begin with because she knew how to repair my piece. Let this be a warning to anyone being referred to a guy who just scans. I will definitely use this shop again.

This place is awesome! Great workers. They did a family oil/portrait of ours and it looks…read morefantastic. Best gold frame ever! Thank you for taking such good care of our picture and making our family looks so good.

I took my own frames & mats to consider for an art piece and Heather helped me with my questions!…read moreShe was very patient and professional to help solve my problem! (No charge!) This business is very friendly and helpful! Please patronize!