The FrameSmith

Eat your vegetables. Or frame them. We’re not here to judge!

These little tomato and artichoke prints were made for each other, so we kept the framing soft and simple: neutral mats with subtle line details and a light wood custom frame.

Clean, fresh, and such a cute pair for a kitchen or dining space.

For the watch people… ⌚
This very limited OMEGA Speedmaster poster came to us from a watch collector and features an incredible visual history of the iconic timepiece. There’s so much detail packed into this thing.
We kept the framing sleek and masculine with a black mat and muted silver custom frame, letting all those beautiful watch dials take center stage.
And Museum Glass? Obviously. With this much tiny detail, we're not putting a bunch of glare between you and the good stuff.
Such a cool piece of watch history— and definitely not something we get to frame every day.

I mean… COME ON. 🤩
These little canvases by artist Justin Coursey are only around 5×7, but clearly they weren’t interested in being subtle.
We started with a black float frame, stacked another textured black frame around it, and then went all in with that fabulous ornate gold on the outside.
Tiny art. Big custom frame. Zero regrets.
These were ridiculously fun to design — and even more fun as a pair.

A little abstract, a little New Orleans, a little weird, a little wonderful. Basically a pretty normal day around here.

We never really know what’s going to walk through the door next — and honestly, that’s one of our favorite things about what we do.

Which one are you picking?

Well… Mark Maggiori just joined the million-dollar club. 🤠

His original painting The Prophecy recently sold at auction for an incredible $1.3 million, setting a new auction record for the artist.

We’ve been longtime fans and collectors of Maggiori’s work, and over the years we’ve had the pleasure of custom framing many of his pieces for our clients.

Which makes this one especially fun — we currently have a limited-edition giclée canvas of The Prophecy right here in our gallery, custom framed and available for sale.

Same dramatic Western sky. Same buffalo. Considerably fewer zeros. 😂

Stop by the gallery to see it in person — along with several other works by Maggiori.

We chose a burl wood custom frame that echoes the texture and earthy tones of the rocky landscape, while the neutral matting and crisp white detail give the artwork a little breathing room and pull your eye right back into that gorgeous blue sky.

I love how the finished piece feels updated without losing any of its traditional character. And that burl with the rocky landscape? Such a good match.

We offer thousands of choices when it comes to framing your art!

Not sure where to start? Our experienced framers offer design advice for all styles and can show you multiple options.

Walk ins always welcome Tues - Fri 10-5 and Saturdays 11-4:30

Plot twist: it’s a puzzle. 🧩🏈

Yep. This panoramic view of AT&T Stadium started as a whole lot of tiny cardboard pieces — and ended up looking pretty damn good on the wall.

We kept the framing simple with a sleek dark blue frame so all that hard work gets the attention it deserves.

Finished a puzzle you’re particularly proud of? Don’t take it apart. Frame it!

A little color. A lot of texture. And a frame that understood the assignment.

This original abstract landscape on canvas already had plenty going on—in the best possible way. We added a linen liner to give the artwork a little breathing room, then finished it with a silver-washed dark blue custom frame that pulls from the cooler tones throughout the painting.

The result feels layered, textured and just a little unexpected…which is pretty much our favorite kind of framing.

Because sometimes plain black just isn’t invited to the party.

Sometimes the imperfections are part of the story.

This antique poster from The Spoilers came to us showing every bit of its age — folds, wrinkles, wear and all. Rather than trying to disguise its history, we leaned into it.

We created a glass float, sandwiching the poster between two pieces of museum glass so the entire piece — edges, imperfections and all — remains visible. A textured green wood custom frame finishes it off and complements those beautifully aged tones.

Old, imperfect, and seriously cool. Just the way we like it.