Custom Framed Mirrors
Custom framed mirrors are a timeless and elegant way to add style, light and sophistication to any space. They can serve to reflect light and brighten dark rooms, reflect and…
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One-of-a-kind Valentine’s Gifts
When you give a gift to your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day, don’t rush to impulse buys and last-minute decisions. Thoughtful, customized gifts are the ones that are most memorable –…
Artwork + Mats
Adding mats to your artwork intensifies the art by adding size, color and depth to what’s being portrayed. Matting adds more impact and enhances your artwork or photo, creating extra…
Beautifying Your Walls
Has this ever happen to you? You’re ready to update your decor and find yourself standing in the doorway of a room, tablet in hand, open to your “wall décor…
Designing Framed Artwork for Your Home
Don’t know where to start searching for art for your home? Determining the proper image, size and placement of new artwork can sometimes seem intimidating. Here are some tips for…
Five ways custom framing can enhance the interior design of your home
Here are the five top reasons our experts at The Great Frame Up recommend custom framing to enhance your home: Custom framing personalizes your home and gives you the opportunity…
Tips for Lighting Your Artwork
What’s the point of hanging great art in your home if you can’t actually see it? Glare, shadows, and uneven lighting all affect how a picture is viewed. Proper lighting…
Decorating with Mirrors: Expanding Space
Mirrors have become a familiar part of home décor. A framed mirror is not only a distinctive focal point, but also a unique way to create the illusion of space.…
No Stress Holiday Shopping!
This year, give the gift that always fits! Gift Cards for custom framing can be your guarantee for holiday happiness this year. Custom framing is the perfect solution for a…
Framing Needlework With Glass?
When our customers bring us their cross stitch, needlepoint, crewel or other needlework, one question often comes up: Should needlework be framed with glass? While conventional wisdom used to say…