Did you Know...?
Art improves your quality of life.
Art appreciation sparks creativity, opens our minds to new possibilities, and even improves our health.
When we honor what matters most - frame and appreciate our paintings, photographs, prints, certificates, medals, and textiles - we have the power to shape how we experience the world.
Preserve and Protect
Artworks and heirlooms can be easily damaged from wear and tear, UV rays and water, or forgotten in a dusty box in the attic. Framing is an investment in preserving what matters to you most. We offer Conservation Clear Glass that protects and filters out 99% of harmful UV rays that cause fading and light damage as well as Museum Glass which has the additional benefit of being non-glare and non-reflective. We provide Crescent & Bainbridge 100% cotton core, acid free mat boards & backing that meets all Conservation Quality Standards set by the Fine Art Trade Guild.
Twelve Presidential signatures.
Transform Your Business
Art makes a world of difference for both patrons and employees. Custom framed artwork adds a professional and enticing ambience, which enhances a memorable customer experience!
- Create landmarks for navigating your establishment.
- Highlight your success and credibility with framed certificates.
- Communicate brand messaging and showcase products.
- Illuminate and expand your space with a custom mirror.
Artistic environments can help employees be up to 32% more productive. Research shows:
94% of employees agree art enhances a work environment
93% of people agree art makes a business more welcoming
78% of workers agree art reduces stress
Art inspires creative problem-solving, fosters company culture, and boosts morale!
Improve Mental Wellness
There is a reason art is a successful form of therapy ~ our environment greatly impacts our mental and physical wellness. Surrounding ourselves with beautiful art alleviates stress and loneliness, improves memory, sparks creativity, increases blood flow to the brain and even releases dopamine, making you feel happy!
Studies show decorating a home with photos of family, friends, and community can improve children's self-esteem and sense of identity. Clinical psychologist David Krauss believes a family photo gallery reminds children they are loved and important. Child psychotherapist Stephanie Marston suggests decorating children's bedrooms with photos of them "being capable and loved" because "these positive images are likely to be the last thing they see before they sleep and the first thing they see when they awaken."
Forever Now by Lesli Uribe, a graphite drawing with a black floater frame featured in Garrison, NY