I have brought several items to hope and feather for framing, many unique and one of a kind, some…read moreextremely sentimental. Without fail, they do a fantastic job framing my items, and I have complete trust with them when I leave something especially precious with them. They approach each object with care and strive to come up with the best solution, and always work within your budget, not trying to upsell you. 110% satisfied customer!

They are great! Really good quality work, we highly recommend Hope & Feathers. We bring our artwork…read moreto them and they always help us choose the best option.

Great frame shop. It's under new ownership and Brenna, the owner is super friendly and did a great…read morejob framing a few pieces I brought to her. She really listened to what I wanted and helped make some final decisions to make my art really "pop." Pricing is very competitive. Highly recommend!​

Carol and I have been taking art that we love to Cindy for years. She is always genuinely…read moreinterested in the work and the artists, and has good suggestions about how best to present them. Her shop is like a gallery, often an eclectic collection of finished jobs waiting to be picked up.

This wedding horse in its finery from my culture in Kosovo was painted by my cousin and has very…read morespecial meaning for our family. Susan and Joe created a warm comfortable atmosphere and offered experienced and professional advice on our framing options. The finished product compliments our painting so well and we are very satisfied with their services.

My wife and I recently had some maps of Lake George that belonged to her grandfather framed at…read moreFrame Dimensions. The maps were stored in a shipping tube for several years and we knew we wanted to have them framed so we could display them. From the moment we walked in to the store, we were treated very kindly as they walked us through the different framing and mounting options for our maps. We were looking for a frame that looked a bit weathered to look something like a dock, and they had the perfect framing material. We picked up the maps the other day, and they did an amazing job. The frames themselves look fantastic, and the maps were mounted perfectly with the minimum of overlap to maximize the visibility of the maps. We are very pleased with our entire experience with Frame Dimensions and will be returning in the future for any framing needs we have.

This was a great experience. After looking in the Salisbury, CT area, to no avail, a friend told me…read moreabout Bantam Frameworks just outside of Litchfield. Beth, the owner, was very professional and accommodating (especially considering they were in the midst of moving from the old location to her new location at 607 Bantam Road in Bantam, CT). Beth was responsive, sending me photos of types of frames I could use for my project. She did a great job of finding a floating frame with the perfect color to surround the portrait of my grandmother. The timing was perfect, the product was perfect. I would highly recommend Beth and Bantam Frameworks again.

Seriously awesome people work here. Whether you need some classic frames made to measure or…read moresomething unique, these guys have it covered. Can't recommend them more, managed to help us visualise the project, pick the right parts and deliver an amazing custom matting and frame in super fast turn around! Can't recommend them more.

My girlfriend had Rik at the Frame And Picture Shoppe in Wilbraham frame 3 pictures for herself,…read moreshe requested non-reflective glass because of a problem she has with her eyes. When we went to hang the pictures, wee found that the glass was very reflective, so we brought them back to him. He insisted that the glass was ground to be non-reflective, I asked him if they only grind one side, and he said yes. He removed the glass from one and it looked to be correct, so I suggested that maybe he put the glass in backwards with the non-reflective side facing the picture. Rik started getting pissed off at me then, he knew I was right, but his ego wouldn`t let him admit it. He kept pointing his finger at me, saying I was insulting him, since I had no experience in the frame business, and he was the expert. I took the picture and reversed the glass in it, and it was now non-reflective, but Rik kept insisting that what I did was the wrong way, and that I was still insulting him. He did offer to flip the glass in all 3 pictures, but that after that, he didn`t want to see us in his store again, all the while continuing to rant against me. My girlfriend finally told him that she felt insulted, since it was obvious that I was right, and that he kept insulting me. All we wanted was for the pictures to be what she paid for them to be, but he was escalating the situation into more than it needed to be, he finally shoved all the pictures back at us and told us to leave and to never enter his store again. I knew that I could fix the pictures myself, so I packed them up, and as I started to go, his young boyfriend came over, told us to leave, and I told him that we were. At that time the guy body checked me, thankfully the store was crowded with displays so I was able to stay on my feet somewhat. I saw that he was behind me and advancing, so I drove my elbow into his chest to get him to stay away from me. I turned and faced him, and then Rik started calling for the police and saying that he has it all on tape. We left and later talked to a cop and gave him our story. In the police report, Rik claims that I was swearing at him the whole time and then for no reason I punched his boyfriend, which I never did. This all could have been settled so nicely if he offered to fix his mistake, but in his mind he isnt capable of making a mistake. If you ever get into a disagreement with him, he`ll instigate a fight and call the cops on you just like he did on us, just to save his fragile ego. A person like that should never be running a business where you deal with people.

I have used Rik and previously Kim who owned sold the shop to Rik. I have problems with my eyes so…read moreI always order the non-glare glass for my pictures.I have ordered non glare from Kim , and also Rik. One side of the glass (which is what I ordered and paid in full for (non glare) I paid for 3 pictures. I picked them up. When I got home I realized that Rik installed the glare side of the glass. I returned to the store and told him that he installed glare side of the glass. He responded with Cindy you are insulting me. I know what and how to frame, My boyfriend who was with me suggested that perhaps he installed the glass on the wrong side. At this time Riks temper was escalating to the point of a temper tantrum. To do a little test Rik removed the back of one of the picture to show me that the glass was non-glare. Holding the glass up you could see the non-glare, HOWEVER when the glass was turned over,, you could clearly see it was glass that was glare. Rik was clearly embarrassed. Yes he was most likely humiliated, only because he was so embarrassed. His face with a shade of red told me he would flip the glass and finish what I paid for ....for his mistake. I then told Rik that I was a very good customer. I then told Rik that I was personally humiliated by insulting my boy friend. In the midst of me telling Rik this , he shoved all of my artwork towards me, told me he was not going to finish what I paid for and that he did not want to see myself or my boyfriend in his store ever again. I placed my pictures in my bag, and we started for the door, a skinny man who I have seen in the past in that store, just hanging around. My assumption was that they were employees. One of those men stayed the entire time in the frame part of the shop , while the gentleman with a very large blond afro stayed in the toy section of the store. AS we started to walk out of the door the gentleman that had stayed in the frame shop (not Rik) Rik was behind the counter the entire time. The skinny man lurking around the frame shop hip checked my boyfriend as we were exiting, in response my boyfriend elbow backwards, Skinny man told me he was a veteran. Rik told the police that there was a child in store which was a complete lie He also said that my boyfriend and I were swearing....which is also a complete lie. Moral to the story is first I would not go into that store. This is only going to hurt his business. My entire employment was customer service. The customer is always right. I knew the previous owner Kim .of The frame and picture shop....and she always made things right.Ric should have admitted to his mistake graciously. Karma

I have been using CADMarshall (Claudette) for years and have never been disappointed. I find her…read morepricing to be extremely reasonable and her turn around time is good. You will not be disappointed

Claudette does a wonderful job of framing and has great materials to offer. I shopped there often…read morewhen it was the Lily Pad, and was so relieved when she took over the framing business when Lily Pad closed.

I've been hunting for the perfect piece of art for my Manhattan apartment -- you know, something…read morechic, sophisticated, worthy. I was walking along Church St. in Lenox, and decided to check out this so-called "gallery" -- Sohn Fine Art. I stroll in with high hopes, and honey... big mistake. Stay FAR away from this sad little wannabe "gallery." The owner, Cassandra Sohn, is out here acting like she's Norman Rockwell's long-lost twin -- please. She's not visionary; she's just delusional. Her attitude? Rude. Her so-called "art"? Tired. Dated. Like, if dust could be pretentious, this would be it. In my opinion, you're better off buying in the art section of Five Below.....

***** WARNING ARTISTS *****…read more I entered a fee-based competition for possible inclusion in a Soon Gallery exhibition. Instead of adhering to the acceptance/denial notification date she originally stated in the specifications, the gallery director switched to a Hollywood style maneuver and told me I was, "shortlisted", with a NEW notification date a month away, thus rendering my artworks in limbo and unavailable for exhibition elsewhere. I contacted Ms. Soon and demanded a refund. After her sad attempt at convincing me that by having shortlisted several of my pieces she had indeed fulfilled her obligation of timely notification, I contacted my credit card company. Bank of America has no tolerance for this type of manipulation of terms and upon their investigation granted my full refund.

Great artistic eye with ability to help one choose frames and mats! Beautiful work. They also did…read morea nice job repairing broken glass.

Over the years, my wife & I have had a number of pictures, paintings and posters framed by…read moreJean-Pierre at Big Red Frame. His work has always been top-notch. He's extremely helpful when it comes to selecting mats and frames, of which he has a great selection, as well as helping with the styles of framing (shadow box, double mat, museum glass, etc.) that would work best with your particular project. Highly recommend!