Excellent service! I…read morewanted to give my godmother a last-minute gift as she had mentioned she liked a particular painting. With two hours left on my clock I called all my local print shops with the specifications to no avail. Then I called 567 in Williamsburg who told me they would be able to run the print for me with a reasonable price. Woohoo! When I arrived it took me a minute to figure out where the shop was located - through the lobby and down the long hallway. Once I was inside the shop I met Hiro who made sure I was pleased with the print and quickly processed my payment. Will definitely come back for future printing and framing projects!

When I called and spoke to Hero right away he told me I could bring in my painting to get an…read moreestimate. In most places you have to make an appointment wait like a week before you can even start. Let me just say any type of art work you need done this is your place!!! My canvas was done professionally and it exceeded my expectations, and the prices are fair.. Thank you for such an amazing job guys

Small shop that looks like a bomb went off. But, Darren is nice guy who, while he always seems like…read morehe's got about 2 billion things to do, is still helpful and knowledgeable. Frames are great and, I believer, reasonably priced. Only complaint: it used to take 6 weeks to get pictures framed prior to the pandemic. Now it takes 10 months. No joke, not an exaggeration. As of this writing, if you bring your pictures to Prints Charming today you won't receive the finished version until next summer.

I had a really good experience framing two of my diplomas here. Darren, the owner, has exceptional…read moreattention to detail and patiently assisted us with choosing the right type of frame and glass. Very affordable for the quality provided, and fast turnaround.

Mike does terrific work at reasonable prices. He was quick, neat professional and when he called to…read moresay my picture was ready, when I said my wife had the car, he dropped it off. You don't get better service!

I left multiple messages asking for help. Zero response back, not even an acknowledgment. Very…read moreunprofessional.

I highly recommend this shop: it's friendly and accessible, and everyone they make looks great.read more

Had a great time. Professional, courteous, and passionate. If you're looking to respect what you…read morewant framed, look no further. You will gain insight into the art of the frame and and you and your piece will be handled with the dignity you deserve. Go in with a basic idea of what you want and where you want it and you are destined for satisfaction. Thoren was exceptional. Turnaround for the project was as expected but remember, when it comes to quality; good aint quick and quick aint good. Expect the best and you'll still be impressed.

As a comedian I almost NEVER give a 5 star review bc they're not as much fun 2 write as those 1 & 2…read morestar disasters - but if I could give Dennis over at Brooklyn Art a 10 star 5 star review I would. Actually if Jesus returned and said, "Hey maybe no full time carpenter this time around, maybe I'll take it easy and just frame art" - then that's who'd Dennis would be bc that's the qualitative level of his work. And what's better is he prices his work like CRAZY EDDIE - his prices are just INSANE - it's almost like getting it done for FREE! I had 5 copies of an 8x10 that I wanted to frame and give as gifts. I live in Red Hook so I went to the closest - "Make a Frame" over on Atlantic Avenue in Cobble hill - who priced me at $174.00 for just one - and no discount on five!!! At those prices maybe they do have Jesus framing, but some how I doubt it. So searched Yelp again and found Brooklyn Art who priced me at $20.00 each!!!! INSANE! Why would I pay $154.00 more - on each one! - over at M.A.F.? I doubt there would've been that much of a qualitative difference noticeable to the eye. Just take a look at the pic I've attached - a beautiful job! I got all 5 done for $100. Great quality and turn around was just as insane. Dennis had done in just a few days. I'm sure Van Gogh would give his left ear, if he still had it, to have his works framed at Brooklyn Art - and you should too, but Dennis only takes cash & credit cards so the good news is you can walk out with both your ears, however if you go to that place on Atlantic avenue it could cost you and arm and leg - HEY OH!

We've been coming to Brooklyn Art for over thirty years. Dennis and his team have done excellent…read morework for us including framing very old family documents, many dating from the mid 1800s. The selection of frames is extensive, the service is kind, considerate and gracious. Why go anywhere else?

I highly recommend Boerum frames. Jeff was extremely helpful and took the necessary time to…read moreunderstand my needs and help me find the right frame for my valued photographs. He also did not push for the most expensive option. I am perfectly happy with the result and recommend his business. In times of Covid it also felt very safe as he is only seeing one person at a time.

Honestly, working with Jeff was one of the best shopping/service experiences I've had in my 15…read moreyears in NYC - no exaggeration. I went to Jeff to get a crucifix wall plaque framed. It was handed down to my husband from his parents, who received it from their church in Mexico before they left for the US. It isn't an expensive piece of art but it holds a tremendous amount of value and significance to us. Rather than treating me and the crucifix as a transaction, Jeff took the time to hear the story of the piece and was extremely genuine, helpful, and patient every step of the way - from choosing a frame, matting, and glass to cover the piece. He was very professional, but more importantly, he was very personable and it felt like working with an old friend! I read a recent review on here that mentioned the shop was "completely locked and closed on 11/24." My appointment to see Jeff was that same day and I had no problems at all. Being that there's a pandemic and it's a relatively small shop, you do have to give Jeff a call when you arrive outside, and there's a sign on the building that clearly says that with his number. Personally, I appreciated this, and that Jeff is doing everything to keep his customers safe. Not sure why that would be upsetting to someone - but I'm all about that level of precaution. If I wanted to feel questionable about shopping and risking my health, I'd visit Florida (Floridians... I'm joking!) Long story short, if you're on this Yelp page trying to figure out where to get your pieces framed, rest assured that your journey ends here. Do yourself a favor and reach out to Jeff. He's very pleasant to work with, great at what he does, and good for some laughs. I'll definitely be recommending him to everyone I know!

She was absolutely wonderful, I do needlepoints and I had one which I was planning to give my…read moreniece's new baby a girl of a fairy and I am EXREMELY FUSSY when it comes to the frames they had to be just right. The piece is fantasy style and she had after much going back and forth found 2 frames in a fantasy style, one had similar colors in the frame to the needlepoint ABSOLUTE PERFECTION! She also allowed my 9 month old poodle into the store as well. I have more needlepoints that need to be framed and I will keep coming back to get them framed. Terri hope you get this but I found the name of the website where I get my needlepoint threads and I think they are reasonably priced it is www.everythingcrossstitch.com they are located in another state and do ship I've been using them for years and I found their prices to be better than going straight to the DMC website!

Terry is a master at selecting beautiful unusual frames with a keen eye for color and details.read more

Something a lot of people don't know about framing--it's pretty much always going to be more…read moreexpensive than the art was in the first place. Most of my art is from comic artists I love, or fine artists I know personally. The problem is, I really need my art framed in such a way that I know I'm not going to need to re-do it in five years. Enter these guys. I go out of my way to visit Brooklyn Heights because of these guys. Steve, the gentle-giant who owns the shop, knows what he's talking about, and I found out that everything is framed with archival materials. Let me repeat that- you get museum quality supplies here. Steve always works with me to get the frame I need, and I feel I've gotten a completely custom job here every time. AND they're friendly here. It goes a long way! For reference, I've gotten everything from a simple metal poster frame here, to floating artworks with UV-protected glass.

This is a wonderful neighborhood shop that captures the essence of Brooklyn Heights. Great service…read moreand lovely owner.

LB Brown is somebody you've got to know. After I and another customer walked in, people were…read moreknocking on the door trying to get in. She didn't even look at them, just arched a brow and me and said, "Doesn't anyone read signs anymore?" LB does not let more than two people in her store at the same time. Covid. Once she got me going with selecting my matte and framing, she came back and said, "Well. Look at you. You got it." A Park Slope mom came in, apologized for her late pick up. LB said, six feet apart, "You have the ten dollar courtesy fee? Cash." ($10? Seems reasonable enough.) "Yes." A beat. "You're a good woman." A pause. "So are you." LB is a good woman. She knows her craft, has been on Myrtle forever. I keep talking about her, her je ne sais quoi, and no one I know has encountered many women framers, let alone a Black woman framer who owns her own business. She's something special, so you better go support her.

Excellent and professional service. Educated me on the levels of framing and preservation. Top…read morenotch place. I recommend everyone and all to visit Miss Brown.

I brought in a damaged poster with sentimental value to see what could be done to save it. The…read morestaff were knowledgeable, kind, and friendly and went out of their way to figure out how to restore the poster. They took pride in what they did and seemed happy to care for a precious item.

I had a piece of art that needed to make it from NY to Chicago. Smaller pieces had made it back in…read moremy suitcase separated by padding and cardboard but this one was too large to fit in a suitcase. I had been advised over the phone by another frame shop to have a custom wooden crate made for shipping. The art has some value but that seemed like overkill. I called San Art Framing and they said they could pack it safely in a inner box enclosed in an outer box with appropriate padding. Conveniently, the framing has plexiglass rather than glass so that issue didn't have to be dealt with. I brought the piece in. San Art packed it and had it ready the next day. UPS delivered it and all is well. San Art Framing knows what they are doing and they got the job done.