They do an amazing job. I have always been very happy with the high quality of work done here.read more

I've taken several pieces here for custom framing. They do an absolutely wonderful job and they are…read moreso kind and welcoming! The pricing is reasonable for custom framing. Usually you have to wait three weeks to a month for the framing to be complete

The folks at Wildman are professional, they make great recommendations and they care about their…read morework. I had two paintings framed. They were able to stretch one canvas for me and stretch it. Overall fantastic showroom with plenty of framing options and they take pride in their care of your art and ensuring a positive experience.

I have used Wildman ~15 times over the last 4 years on various projects and continue to come back…read moreto them. They are great to work with, have an expansive selection, and able to receive quick estimates of the pricing to be able to make decisions. All projects have come out on budget and finished as expected. I've found they will help you as little or as much as your want in the frame selection. Some items I had my own design in mind and picked a frame to match while others they recommended frames and discussed budget of different frames and turnaround time variations of different frames. Service is exceptional- they have a great team here!

Work was fine, but they were two weeks late (had to push out my movers pick up date... tried to…read moredelay another 2 weeks but I stressed the need to have it this week). Then, tried to charge me more money bc they claimed their supplier messed up (the reason for the extra money kept changing). I actually paid it but they ended up calling me to refund it when I asked them to text me a reason for the additional payment (again, their story kept changing so I wanted a firm reason as I was splitting the cost with someone else). My guess is this is a family business. Everyone was very friendly and their work was good, but the delay, then subsequently asking me for more money without a consistent explanation, was surprising. (I wonder if they just started working on it the days before delivery and realized they didn't have the right frame and tried to off load the last minute shipping costs to me)

I brought three vintage posters to this shop a few weeks ago to get framed. During drop off, I made…read moreit very clear that these were irreplaceable, as they're originals that belonged to my mother who had recently passed away. In fact, one of the workers on staff pointed out how valuable the posters were. On the original pickup date, they called to let me know that one of the three was not done, because they were waiting for parts to come in. After an extra week of waiting, they returned the final poster with some sort of paint/putty splotched on the last print. I'm assuming they delayed getting the poster back because they were trying to repair it. My irreplaceable print was not only returned behind schedule, but is now ruined. I'm starting to wonder if this is even the original print. The contrast and coloring is off, and given the delay getting the poster back, I wouldn't be surprised to find out that they either ruined the original or sold it off.

Cool frame store located off Mockingbird Lane. I came here looking to have several items framed,…read morebut only decided on having one done ultimately. I was considering getting a jersey framed here, but decided on someone else who specializes in jerseys instead. Otherwise, I would've likely got it done here as well, especially for the price they quoted me. The item I did have framed here was a portrait. Overall, I was left satisfied with the craftsmanship of the frame. Also, I was definitely impressed with the service and time it took to get it back to me as well!

I'm a professional with a lot of experience getting artwork framed and Art & Frame Expo has…read moresurpassed all of my expectations. I've had some disappointing (to say the least) surprises at other frame shops so I'm always hesitant to trust them. E.g.- Once someone cut off the deckled edge of a linocut print. Another shop decided that the wooden frame that I picked out needed to be touched up with red "accent" paint. (Neither of these choices were previously discussed with me.) Having artwork framed should be straightforward, easy, and ultimately you need to know that your items will be kept safe and that the integrity of the piece will not be compromised. So when I relocated to Dallas I took a couple of prints in to test the waters and now I fully trust Art & Frame Expo with anything! I've been going here for years. At this point I've taken well over a dozen items in for framing and I've found them to be nothing but professional. I'm always excited to work with them and trust their opinion as well. Customer service is top notch! They do beautiful, high quality work and for those that think it's too expensive, all I can say is- you get what you pay for.

This company is fantastic! They have many, many frame choices and talented people to assist you in…read moreselecting just the perfect frame along with additional enrichments in design. You won't find a better place to frame your artwork.

Best Framers in town! A large variety to choose from!…read more Wonderful, helpful employees ! I have been using Vinyard for over 20 years and have never been disappointed .

Best frame shop in Dallas! Great customer service and frame selection. So excited to put these up…read morein the house!

Extremely kind workers who helped me assess the damage to my current frame and gave me some…read morerecommendations on replacements due to the damage being too severe. If you ever need a repair or new frame please visit them for any need you have!

Ah, 1976. The birth of VHS, Apple, inkjets, floppy discs, and Son of Sam murders, plus Ryan…read moreReynolds, Peyton Manning, Reese Witherspoon, Chadwick Boseman, Cillian Murphy, Colin Farrell, Chester from Linkin Park, Blake Shelton, Baby Spice, and Benebatch Cumberdick. So, is it called 1976 because many believe it is the most consequential year in the history of modern China? (It's Chinese-American owned). Or is the birth year of one of the Law family siblings? I'd guess it's bridging old school 1976 analog craftsmanship with the digital revolution-led letterpress and screen printing, since the store is the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and modern design, with a fully operational letterpress studio (they produce their own stationery), housing vintage, antique printing presses. They also curate independent art and host hands-on workshops. So, the name We Are 1976 suggests a collective identity rooted in a specific era, and their tagline "our dear assembly" is likely their way of saying, "This is the group of people, machines, and beautiful objects we have gathered together." Honestly, I just went in looking for a bathroom. They are 1976 but I was #2.

"Loved this spot! The staff was so friendly, and there were tons of cool, eclectic items--great for…read moretreating yourself or finding unique gifts. They even had a cute kids' section and lots of great framed art. Such a fun place to browse I'll admit I grabbed a few neat pieces !!

Super easy process. As a novice in the 'framing experience', Randy made everything really easy to…read moreunderstand. He made several helpful recommendations and was an overall pleasure to work with. The shop has a great selection of different frames to choose from and even some art for sale! The prices are more than reasonable and the service is quick! What more could you ask for?

Jessica and her staff have served me very well. Aside from framing services, The Framesmith as an…read moreinteresting collection of art available. I once fell madly in love with a painting through the front window. Still my favorite. I wish they were closer to my Home.

Mark and his crew did a fabulous job with my contemporary framing need. I have a mid-century modern…read morehouse and I had some modern art that needed framing. His work was flawless. I spent extra for the museum glass. Glad I did. Living near Dallas, I'm reluctant to drive way out to Frisco, but it was worth it. For my next framing requirement I'm heading straight to FastFrame in Frisco.

FastFrame is the BEST! I have been taking all of my company's pictures there to be framed for…read moreabout 20 years now. My bosses and I also use them for our personal framing too. Mark is so professional and he knows his stuff! He does absolutely amazing work! He is very creative and can help you arrange multiple items in a frame to make them look incredible! I have been so impressed over the years with Mark's work. FastFrame is greatness!!!!!!!

Best place to have custom framing done. I will literally go nowhere else! Their prices are so…read morereasonable, the staff is friendly and takes the time to understand what you are wanting done. Will take all my projects - big and small there.

(Disclaimer: When I visited Art Frame Wholesale (AFW), I was sloppily dressed in flip flops,…read moret-shirt, & shorts made of jersey material - So, I was looking somewhat "less fortunate.") I based my decision to visit AFW solely on the positive Yelp* reviews, and I was sure after reading the reviews I would be satisfied with AFW. Annnd... I aaammm, BUT... It was shortly before Christmas when I took my Alamo print in for custom framing and, as one might expect, AFW was pretty busy. As that was the case, I patiently waited... and waited... and waited. After about twenty minutes of waiting, I positioned myself directly in front of the young lady at the counter. The young lady finally looked up at me and asked if I needed assistance... In short, I became so frustrated at the young Lady's apparent cluelessness to my having been standing nearly in front of her for twenty minutes, I expressed my frustration for the long wait and left. It took a couple of days for me to regain a willingness to give AFW another chance to earn my business. After all, there were such sterling Yelp* reviews of the place. When I did return to AFW, I dealt solely with Tone, who did show a very sincere interest in me as a customer. Tone took time to try and find the perfect combinations of frame, mats, glass, etc. to make my print unique and to my liking. After some delay, because of my schedule and the busy Christmas schedule at AFW, my project was being worked on. I remained patient because I wanted the framing to be done correctly and without flaws. It took much longer than I would have liked overall due to an internal miscommunication at AFW about which colors I wanted and where in the final framing. In spite of the delay, Tone made every effort to keep me informed, which I very much appreciated! When I finally did go to retrieve my print, I was a little disappointed at the placement of the fillet and the absence of the exposed white on one of the mats. In this regard, I take responsibility because I made some assumptions based on framing I had done previously at a different framing studio. Because I considered this to be my fault, I did not make mention of it and decided I would live with it. Mainly, because I felt if I demanded a change, Tone would have been gracious enough to disassemble the framing a second time, and make it the way I preferred or expected. Instead, I opted to ask for a discount due to the overall time to receive the work and at that, Tone approved the discount on the final cost. All things considered, I am pleased with the final product. I am satisfied that Tone did everything I asked to make me happy with AFW. I would use AFW again in the future and I would be very explicit in my wishes, to preclude any misunderstandings. I also would recommend AFW to others with the caveat, you MUST be decided on what you want and you must either convey that exactly or, you must understand what is going to happen with your art work. Meaning, if you give artist liberty to Tone or others at AFW to design your framing, have them explain where any fillet, mat, white showing or not showing on mats, will appear when finished. Live well. Be well. Cheers! Anyway