Very friendly and professional. Gary loves what he does and he's very good at it. I will visit…read moreagain soon.

I recently took my second project to Gary. I was pleased with the first small job he'd done for me,…read moreso I thought I could trust him with a bigger one. While I'd love to leave a review saying I could recommend him to others and that I'd be using his services again, I just can't. Gary is a master craftsman, but severely lacking in professionalism. I dropped my one of a kind vintage map (worth $220) with him May 2024 and didn't get it back until February 2025. It took me five in-person visits asking for status updates and one threatening phone call to finally get it back. He promised me multiple completion dates each time I dropped in to inquire about when he thought it would be done. Each time I was told a different excuse for why it wasn't ready. Truthfully, after the third visit I thought maybe he had lost it. After the fifth in-person conversation with no indication he was any further along in the process as when I brought it to him, I decided I was done giving him the benefit of the doubt. I called and told him he had a week to finish it and that I was coming to pick it up on Friday regardless of whether or not it was ready. He texted me the Thursday before his one week notice that it was ready for me. I'm still not exactly sure what the hold up was, but I can't help but feel like he had been taking advantage of my kindness and trust for months. Personally, when you have given someone something special/sentimental of yours that may or may not be of high value AND you're paying them $630 to do a job for you, at a minimum I believe they owe you clear communication on the status of that work and execution of promised deadlines. I was so eager to be done with this experience, I quickly paid, grabbed my finally framed item, and got out of there. I write this review not to diminish the quality of his work, but to caution and warn others about the stress you may experience by placing this responsibility into his hands. If you do choose to use his services, my advice would be to get a deadline in writing that you can hold him to, and take immediate and firm action if it is unfulfilled. Personally, I'd just rather avoid working with him again altogether.

I had a really great experience at Art and Framing Pro. The owner was very genuine/kind and did a…read moregreat job with a work of art that is very special to me. The work was exceptional, timely, and for a very reasonable price. I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a professional framing

I cannot say enough about how great the service is at Art and Framing Pro. I was in town from Los…read moreAngeles for just a few days visiting my infant grandson. I needed a drawing frame with no time to spare. The team at Art and Framing worked with me to find matting that worked and was in stock, and the drawing was framed beautifully overnight! And their price was more than fair. Would definitely use them again and highly recommend.

Such a great addition to the neighborhood…read more.. I walked in to browse and I was very impressed with the range and diversity of new contemporary artists' work in the gallery. The gallery owner and manager were super approachable and friendly. They shared more information about the artists and pieces that I liked. I love seeing and learning more about contemporary art beyond what is seen in museums or read on Hyperallergic, so it's really wonderful to have this in the neighborhood. I've driven by a few times and have seen the collections change, so I realize that I could be dropping in weekly to see more works!

I can't say enough about this gallery. My husband and I recently commissioned three pieces of art…read moreand everything was completed to perfection. The artists , Hugo Pondz, Cabell Molina and Suave Gonzalez were very accommodating and Debbie Morton was a pleasure to work with. She is a true gem and we are thrilled with our incredible artwork.

Michele has been framing my artwork for the past 15 years and I have always been impressed and…read moredelighted with her work. Her knowledge, skills and attention to detail are evident in her work. When I found out that she's worked with The Smithsonian Museums, I knew that I could trust her to know the in's and out's of art preservation too. I recommended her to my father-in-law who collects antique art and he's always been very happy with her work as well. Although the process of picking out what frames and mattes will work seemed over whelming, Michele knew exactly what questions to ask me to help winnow down the possibilities so that the selection process was fun, rather than onerous. Finally, I have to mention the bowl I got from her gallery. It looks like it's made from leaves and I love it. I have displayed it in my living room and it gives me joy every time I look at it.

Awesome product and customer service. Very patient explaining all of the options for the artworkread more

Have a few things framed here and love their work and enjoy the people I was helped but. I also use…read moretheir spot in old town too.

Friendly, helpful, nice selection. Delivered the project on time. Helped me pick out the proper…read moreframing.

Paula is amazing…read more.. In addition to being super nice, she's got amazing experience and taste. She has an amazing eye to make great suggestions for your artwork. I have loved everything she has recommended so far. Her shop carries high quality frames... So if you have a nice piece of art, I would entrust it with Paula. *She sometimes has spare frames lying around that she offers at a discount.

Framesmith is great - highest quality - excellent selection…read moreof product and frames and mats -

The owner was seriously fantastic and knowledgeable when I needed custom sizing for museum glass…read more If you want to support a local business and have good work, go to this guy; you will not regret it.

Nothing short of fantastic!…read more I took a damaged frame containing a professional photo here, hoping there was something that could be done. The gentleman who worked here picked out new matting with me, new glass, and fixed the original frame (which meant a lot to me, as my father had constructed the original frame). His work was meticulous--he took something that was bound for the garbage and made turned it in to something I hang on my wall with pride. And he did it all while I waited! I will absolutely return. If you have any framing needs, I cannot recommend A Touch of Art enough.

I have used Washington Framers Workroom many times since 201, for both for DIY framing and custom…read moreframing. I have always been impressed by the quality of their work and the professionalism of their staff. They have been a huge help to me as I got work ready to deliver to numerous group and solo exhibitions. Some of my pieces are three dimensional paper works that present particular challenges. Staff at Framers Workroom developed a special structure to present my folded paper lenticular pictures. They have also framed my work in shadowbox frames. I have had times when I needed to get a lot of work ready at once for exhibitions and they've been wonderful helping me meet deadlines. They have a wide selection of mats and have given me great advice on selecting the best choices for each piece. As an exhibiting artist, I view them as valuable partners in my practice.

I've had a 7 of my photographs framed here in the past two years and initially I was really…read morepleased but their work does not age well. Two of my pieces are hanging in an exhibition right now that I had framed here exactly one year ago. The prints are warped and wavy under the glass now. I suppose I should have asked if they would mount the prints first but that is standard ( and they didn't ask me if I wanted it mounted so I assumed it would be). It's framing 101 with paper work- it will warp if it is not mounted and for the prices they charge they should have mounted the photos before framing. I'm horrified as I sold 3 of the seven I framed here and gifted another two - I'm horrified to think how those works look now. I am an actively exhibiting artist and I thought I had found my " forever framers" . I am very disappointed at the professionalism of this place and I do not recommend their services to anyone. --------Added IN REPLY TO THEIR RESPONSE on google : I have several pieces of photographic work framed over 10 years ago that are not waving under the glass. That is because the job was done properly. The works I have hanging right now have been stored in an air conditioned climate controlled space so blaming me here isn't going to work. Yes paper work will wave under glass if not properly stored but also if not properly framed, as you seem to know this then the you either 1-take the proper precautions while framing 2- bring it up and ask the client if that is a concern for them. I figured you were just doing it the proper way, I should not have assumed that is my fault. However at the prices charged for the work close to 300$ for each work and for what looks like a professional work space I assumed you would treat my work as the professional work that it is. You have one job as the name of the business implies. One can only conclude that you are cutting corners, cost saving or being sloppy, none of these are acceptable when it comes to business. A customer should not have to ask for the basics of framing BUT if they don't ask then it is your obligation to bring it up. Again you have one job- framing. As to writing this review before coming to you, the work is already hanging (embarrassingly) in a show at a museum. The other works have gone to their new owners (embarrassingly) and I have to live with knowing that the clients will think I delivered shoddy non archival work to them not realizing I was being taken advantage of by the framers. As I said I am a working artist and have been for a while, I sell work and have had work framed all over the world. This is the worst experience I have ever had. For the record - these prints are made a high quality archival photographic paper. A framer is the last stop in work being presented to the world and your establishment would do well to take that more seriously in the future. You are only as good as the work you put out into the world. That goes for everyone. What is done is done now. Coming to you when the show is over is pointless, my poorly framed work is hanging in a museum and my reputation is damaged because you guys couldn't do your job. Do better.