Art collectors protect their pictures the same way that crime bosses discipline their children—by having them framed. Guard your pictures before they take a fall with today's Groupon at Hall of Frames. This Groupon is valid at 12 locations. Choose between the following options:
- For $40, you get $100 worth of custom and ready-made framing.
- For $80, you get $220 worth of custom and ready-made framing.
Since 1975, Hall of Frames has ushered pictures, memorabilia, and a trove of other personal treasures safely into the future via custom and ready-made frames. With more than 4,500 custom-frame choices at their disposal, design specialists craft four-cornered bodyguards tailored to each project by drawing from a large cache of mat colors, textures, glazes, and assembly techniques. Following a series of introductions and awkward handshakes with potential frame components, patrons can choose their ideal combination before giving the green light to the frame architects, who employ fastidious craftsmanship and administer a seven-step quality check on each frame.
Alternatively, ready-made products encase artistic tenants in unique designer styles, various wall-frame sizes, and specialized photo arrangers. Customers can purchase ready-made selections pre-assembled with all parts and marshmallow-cream filling included. The cost for custom and ready-made framing varies per purchase, with prices from $29.99 and up.
Hall of Frames
In 1975, Jay Kogan's parents opened up a store that was literally a hall of frames—just a small store stacked with thousands of frames. At the time, they had no idea that that tiny corridor would expand to 12 locations throughout the greater Phoenix area, all still run by the Kogan family. Today, their shops have more than 4,500 custom frame options along with mats of all colors and textures, as well as seven glazing choices and expert assembly. They can answer framing questions and frame everything from documents and artwork to posters and small 3-D objects such as sports memorabilia and very still grandmothers.
When they custom-produce frames, the family cuts their mats exactly, miters frame corners precisely, and installs flawless glass. Or, since the stores' walls are lined with ready-made frames, customers can walk in and find what they're looking for quickly. Since installing framed art is an art unto itself, they also offer hanging services with an eye for placement and ability to install in difficult spaces.