Framewoods' highly skilled staff has many years of experience in the craftsmanship of designing and constructing museum quality frames. Their ongoing professional training in archival methods of framing ensures that they are up to date on the latest methods and materials used for your valued artwork.

Why is custom framing important?
Although an artistic eye is something that can't be taught, there are certain rules of custom framing which lead to good design that can be learned. When followed, these guidelines produce a beautiful, well-balanced framing presentation that enhances a work of art.

Professional picture framers have the training and skills required for preserving and protecting your personal and well-loved works of art for your enjoyment for years to come. A professional picture framer is a person who has been formally educated to know how to preserve, protect and beautify works of art, regardless of their known value. Many hold the professional degree of Certified Picture Framer (CPF). This credential can only be used with one's name after a rigorous standardized test has been passed.

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