I have been coming her since the 80's and quality has not changed. Besides a good eye for framing…read morethey do not try and sell u something u don't want. I have referred many satisfied people there and will continue. THANKS GUYS

They still take the art of framing seriously here. I find they have a great eye for matching the…read morepiece to the frame. This is quality work! I highly recommend Frame of Mind.

Service is the reason you go to Brody's. I had a lamp that was difficult to find a shade for-It was…read morethe fittings of the lamp itself. The woman at Brody's did not give up until she found me a shade that fit. She was great! Another reason to shop local!!!!

Brody's has a huge selection of lamps, shades and accessories. I always appreciate the kind and…read morehelpful staff.

I needed some photographic images framed and had just recently moved from Chicago so was not sure…read morewhere to get this project done. Through a search online, we found Norton's Fine Art and Framing. I'm very happy with the customer service, level of professionalism, creativity and skill of the people at Norton's. Owner Mary Norton shepherded my project and was a pleasure to work with. The project was creating a shadow box using 3 photographic images. The backstory... I'm a former photojournalist and pretty particular about how my work looks. In the 80's I created hand-made Christmas cards by printing 4x6 images of my work, then mounted the prints to 4x6 black mat board, making them a similar size to postcards and mailing them out. My mother-in-law saved all the cards sent her and gave them to my youngest daughter recently. My daughter spoke of her plans to have a shadow box made with her 3 favorites. I decided as a Christmas gift, I would surprise her by framing them. Mary is personable and her knowledge of framing options is extensive. Our discussion included type and depth of the frame, order of the images and type and color of matte board. A deep frame black frame was chosen for the piece. Since it was a deep frame, she suggested having each image at a different depth from the back of the piece, giving the artwork additional visual interest. After working through several iterations of various blacks and grays, I landed on two mats, both the same black with a grain. She suggested the grained mat board be cut in in one direction for the first mat and in opposite direction on the second mat. Since the grain reflected light in different way, the mat boards looked slightly different, but yet are the same mat. The side of the postcard with the postmarked stamp, the address and the Christmas greeting was not able to be seen, but Mary photocopied them at the original size and mounted them on the back of the shadow box. So it showed the uniqueness of the original work. It was a stunning presentation. When my daughter received the gift, she said it was the best Christmas gift she's received. Norton's Fine Art and Framing will be involved with all my framing going forward. I would put their work on par with any art I had framed when I living in Chicago.

They do such an amazing job. So detail oriented and above and beyond with their aim to please. The…read moreNorton family is so great and relatable. Such a pleasure to work with. It's also so nice to support a small, local family business. I can't think of a single reason to go anywhere else!

I had four 150 year old charcoal portraits. It was a creative experience. Quality job. The results…read moreis beautiful.

Love this place! She has framed several pieces for us including an unusually sized poster piece…read more She provides options to work within your budget - by far a better experience and more affordable than the big craft stores who do framing. Tiny shop, superb service.

This review will touch on several aspects of my experience there:…read moreWhen I entered the store, there was one woman at her desk behind the counter. She got up and I explained to her what I needed: All I needed was a small pane of glass, 4 x 13 inches. I had brought a sample glass, which I asked them to replicate, but!!! to just make the new one 1/8 " slimmer than the original, along the 13 inch side. After I had told her all of that, she said that she was not the one who needed to know, but that she needed to call a technician from the back. However, before she could do that, I needed to pay: $ 9.72 for the little pane of glass...OK, no problem... I need it! I tended her my credit card. She refused it, saying they only take cash under 20 $. Well, my car was parked a little stretch away, since they don't have a parking lot. I said to her that while I was getting the cash from my car, she could maybe have them cut the glass, to save time?? NO, not possible. First pay, then service... was her answer. I walked out to get my purse, returned and paid in cash. Then she called a technician from the back. The elderly employee took notes on a pad, of what I wanted, then proceeded to the back of the place, where they manufacture the orders. The female employee pointed me to the exit door and told me to go to the side of the building where there is another door, and this is where they would hand me the new glass pane. So I am standing outside, in the sweltering heat (100 F that day!)... with the brick wall and the sidewalk reflecting the heat at me, no shade tree... and sweating, waiting... after about 15 minutes, I got my glass pane. I checked it and it was exactly the size of the original, not 1/8" narrower! Return inside, explain what's wrong... repeat of the first part... waiting... another technician comes back and hands me the new pane: it is 1/8" shorter now, not 1/8" narrower! Reclamation on my part. They go back and do it again....now the new version is 1/8" shorter AND 1/8" narrower.... somebody help me!!! Next round and finally, I get the correct size pane. At that point, I could not refrain from making a comment to the front employee about how this experience was anything but customer friendly to me. She took offense at that! No "sorry" no nothing! I will make sure to never even accidentally step into that store again. There is another glass cutting store about 2 blocks further down. I'll go there next time.

It seems I am not alone in this post. The customer service is HORRIBLE! I needed a double pane…read morewindow replaced. When I dropped my window off, I explained that I work and would be getting there right before 4pm to pick it up. The lady said "That's no problem! We are open till 4." I started calling at 340 to tell them I was on my way, no answer. Then when I got there at 3:54pm, EVERYONE was gone! So, I went back the next morning and explained what happened. The guy laughed and said "Guess they dipped out early on ya!" and laughed again. As a paying customer, that is not funny. I wasted my time leaving early from work to pick it up and had to go into work late the next day to actually get the window I had already paid for. From now on, I will be going anywhere but here! Hopefully someone looking for a repair will seek out reviews and chose to go somewhere else too! They do not deserve your business!

I have had many paintings framed and was/is extremely impressed and satisfied with the quality of…read moretheir work. I was helped in deciding the type and color of the frames.

I have had several pieces framed over the years. I find that kim is excellent at putting the right…read moreframes with the pieces. She has an excellent eye and knows her frames well. I feel like every one of my pieces were treated with the utmost respect and so was I. I know I brought prints in but they meant a lot to me. Every one was not a work of art but they were still given the attention to detail. I have gone to her for over 10 years and I am headed there soon with another piece of art that I have! See you soon Kim!

A great place to see and purchase art from local artists. You'll find oils and watercolors,…read morephotography and glass, as well as amazing colored pencil art that is photorealistic, hats made from old coats, and stunning small wood cabinets made with fine wood and great skill. And if you're looking for gorgeous photos of St. Louis and St. Charles, this is the place. Union Station, Gateway Arch, Towergrove Park in the fall, Main Street... you could stage a whole house. They also offer all kinds of classes. Be sure to check out both floors when you stop by. It's cool inside.

Great artist co-op! There are many artists on display and much of the art is very affordable…read more Don't miss the second floor!

Rescued Furnishings opened about a month ago. The brick and mortar store is adorably cute! Upon…read morewalking in, you are likely overwhelmed with the enormity of the space. There is handmade one-of-a-kind furniture and décor everywhere. They had a wooden table at the front entrance, behind it there was a wooden fireplace/mantel, along the wall was another amazing table. Each tabletop was covered with adorable home décor. Handmade wooden cutting boards, snarky pillow cases, map with calligraphy lettering, table runners and place mats... everything a home décor enthusiast would want to spruce of the home to compete with those perfect blogger/Pinterest homes. Perfect place to go when looking for a housewarming present or special on-of-a-kind home décor item for the person that has everything. Their website has some items available for purchase -metal sign that says "Faith" or "Fearless" for $40 -handmade cutting board ranging from $50 to $60 -map with calligraphy lettering $35 -pillows for about $15/each

We had them build and install an island for our kitchen and we were so impressed with them from the…read morebeginning. They fit our job into their tight schedule so we didn't have to wait months to start this project, that won us over first. Their work was careful, precise and beautiful. All their workers and designers were helpful, patient and professional. We're so happy with how the island turned out, the quality of the cabinetry and how quickly the entire project started and finished. We're so happy we went with this local business to improve our home and we'd recommend them to others.