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With more than 25 years of experience, the framers can conserve art and encircle mirrors
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Ellen
12 ratings8 reviews
Wonderful selection of frames, mattes and the personalized assistance was exceptional. We had fun choosing our framing and felt confidence that the work would be done well. Ill definitely be back. Thanks to Studio Seven Arts for doing the Groupon!
Karen
8 ratings8 reviews9 photos
My painting framed turned out great. The birthday boy loved it!
Donna
7 ratings6 reviews
The store owner was so nice and pleasant. He helped me pick out a custom frame for my 0x14 photo. He was so kind as to suggest 2 pricing options that really didn't change the way my photo would be framed. Great shop with many different frames and matting options. I saw a beautiful framing job waiting to be picked up. Such quality and care!
Larry
6 ratings1 reviews
Their employees were extremely helpful with several pictures weneeded to have framed. The gallertmy has anice collection of works by local artists.
About This Deal
Choose Between Two Options
- $27 for $100 worth of custom framing
- $37 for $150 worth of custom framing
Wood, Metal, or Plastic?: Deciding How to Frame it
Though experts can walk you through all your framing options, it can be helpful if you know what material you are looking for. Get a jump start on the decision with this guide.
Wood: The oldest style of picture frame, a wood molding imparts a warm, traditional feel to the piece of art it surrounds. One advantage of the material is its versatility. A variety of stains and finishes give the customer a wide range of looks to choose from, allowing them to match the frame precisely to their home decor. Options range from the simplicity of a plain, unpainted molding to the opulence of one covered in metallic gilt and carved designs. Keep in mind, however, that very thin wood frames may not be able to support the weight of larger pieces, and thicker pieces of wood can add weight and attract beavers quickly. Wood can be somewhat acidic as well, so you’ll want to make sure that there is some kind of barrier between the frame and a more fragile artifact.
Metal: Often thin and sleek, metal moldings are durable but unobtrusive, and impart a contemporary look to the art object they contain. They are often used to frame black-and-white photographs and other works with a minimalist or monochromatic palette, since they won’t distract from the image inside. Their sturdiness makes them suited to environments where they’ll be exposed to wear and tear, and they can also hold more weight and maybe even fun magnets for that popular refrigerator look.
Plastic: Plastic frames are much less frequently found in custom framing shops. These inexpensive accessories are usually ready-made in standard sizes from poster down to snapshot. Some are structured similarly to wood and metal frames, but with a plastic molding that’s more lightweight. Others are made entirely of transparent acrylic, cultivating a modern, “frameless” look. Though they work well for snapshots, prints, and other easily reproducible graphics, plastic frames won’t do a good job of conserving original artwork or fragile documents—the Library of Congress’s standards require that preservation-quality frames be made of metal or wood.
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About Studio Seven Arts
Studio Seven Arts, voted Best Art Gallery of 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 by Diablo magazine's readers, is bedecked in one-of-a-kind fine art, handcrafted jewelry, and eclectic crafts, fostering an inspiring backdrop to their custom-framing services. The staff members curate a collection of American art pieces, including locally made creations, displaying handcrafted fine jewelry and skillfully made crafts that can be both functional and decorative—much like a scarecrow in a sundress. The gallery’s in-house framing artisans draw upon 25 years of experience to build custom frames for such treasures as paintings, photos, diplomas, and mirrors of any shape or size. Frames can be outfitted with wood to match any room’s décor, and with a variety of glass options that can block the bleaching effects of sunlight and scribblings of pets who feel they ought to be in all the family photos.