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| We represent the top framing material manufacturers in the country, including ROMA, Fotiou,, Larson Juhl, Frame Guild, Sunset,, Roma and a complete line of Nielsen metal frames for frame, and Bainbridge and Crescent Mat for archival mats, and TurVue framing glass and Plexiglas. |
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 We can frame, and have framed, Almost Everything - from historic artifacts and objects(it could be construction tools, magazines, newspapers, and so on.), plates, certificates, old photographs to delicate watercolours, lithographs, etchings and engravings, fine art prints and paintings on canvas(stretched or unstretched) as well as needleworks, wall-hangings, and tapestries.
When starting framing, we focus on the Preservation Framing.
Preservation framing typically protects framed works from environmental hazards, such as light, temperature changes, humidity changes, etc.
Preservation-grade Matting has two important attributes; the Mats provide a separation between glazing and the art to minimize transfer of the friable media of artwork to the glazing and the Acid-Free Mats with Acid-Free Foamboard Backing keep the artwork from deterioration and discoloration.
Reversible mounting techniques and materials are used to hold item in ways that cause no harm and allow items to be removed without invasive or risky procedures.
Preservation Glass (UV Glass) also provides protection from harmful light by filtering 98% of ultra-violet light from any lighting source. The line liquid-quartz coated UV Museum Glass is perfect to protect your fine artwork from harmful UV rays while keeping true color of the art.
When choosing a Frame Design , keep in mind to pick out something that doesn't distract away from the artwork.
 When a good selection is made, the art remains the focal point of the completed frame design. The mat and moulding support it without overpowering. It's important to respect the art and be thoughtful about the mat colors you choose.
Visually, the object of a mat border is to enhance the art it surrounds. Matting is used so the artwork doesn't appear cramped inside a frame or take away from its visibility and importance.
Consider the proportions, colors and textures of frame and matting to give the artwork breadth, depth and elevate its stature.
That said, we treat each piece uniquely and frame it accordingly. |
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