Friendly service and great work ethic. They take their framing serious and assist costumers get the…read moreend result they want at a decent price. I would recommend for "real art" not a poster for a kids wall! lol. Expect the turn around time to reflect the complexity and other work flow in the store. Their team seems very supportive and engaging.

For the past 25 years, we have gotten great work from these folks. Their selection of frames,…read morematting and execution are tops. i wouldn't entrust original art anywhere else.

Artful Framing is FULL SERVICE and does excellent work. Dilip is wonderful to work with and strives…read morefor complete customer satisfaction. Several months ago he repaired a mahogany round mirror frame that had shaken apart in the moving van. Most recently he re-stretched the canvas of an acrylic painting that was shipped to me. Artful Framing offered pickup service of the massive box, stretched the painting on its frame, delivered it back to the house, where he and his assistant mounted the painting on my wall. Truly "1-stop shopping"! Highly recommend!

I recently had my artwork framed at this lovely small business, and I couldn't be more pleased! The…read moreowner Dilipi is not only incredibly talented and has a great eye for detail, but you can tell he truly loves art and brings that passion into his work. I've found my new go-to framing shop! I also really appreciate supporting a small business run by an artist, rather than a big chain. Highly recommend it . Their pricing is reasonable too and they are very polite and professional .

The customer service representative went above and beyond all the other stores I called... Even…read morethough they did not have what we needed just to speak with someone who cared enough to respond and search for what we needed was just what my wife and I needed. It's frustrating that T-shirt transfer vinyl suppliers are so limited in the DC area. Yet it was refreshing to interact with someone who cared. B&CJenkins

Great local Art Supply store! The staff was very friendly and the prices were decent enough. They…read morehad every product well laid out and organized. They also have a rewards program with discounts which I thought was cool. It's actually pretty big when considering the size of the building. Highly recommend instead of a big commercial store.

The owners of this shop are the best. I've been a regular customer here for a while and have never…read morebeen disappointed with either the quality of their services or their prices. Always artful top notch framing work at fair prices. HIGHLY recommend this independently owned neighborhood business!!

The absolute best at what they do. Best customer service, best craftsmanship. Would come back and…read morehighly recommend, even if the drive is long.

I usually go through 40-50 frames a year, and while I try as much as possible to use my own…read moreguerrilla tactics to minimize framing costs, which as visual artists know can be pretty expensive, every once in a while we all need a custom made frame. This is a great, professional, efficient and friendly framer. That counts! I have been immensely impressed not only by the high quality of their work, but also by how they respond quickly and efficiently - recently a 1980 work of mine from the Cuba Series entered the process of being donated to a museum, and the donor (a) wanted it professionally cleaned and (b) reframed, as the original 1980 frame had received multiple injuries during the last 40 plus years. Time was an issue, but I emailed Frames by Rebecca, gave them a description of what kind of moulding I wanted, and the size, and the fact that there was an urgent need to have the frame done in a couple of days. As we say in the Navy, they "turned and burned", created the frame, and now the painting will be on its way to Miami on Friday. Please support your local framer and go see them - I give them my highest possible endorsement!

This place was fantastic when the original Rebecca of "Frames by Rebecca" owned and managed it. She…read moresold the business a few years back, and while the new owners are pleasant and seem willing to try to make their customers happy, each job I've given them ended up with some error in them. In one case the framer promised to make a photocopy of the back of the artwork (it had some information written on it) and attach the copy to the back of the framed piece. He wrote the instruction on the order form, but whoever made the frame neglected to follow it, and now that information is lost, unless I have the frame disassembled. In another case, I brought in two pieces, and the assistant attached the supplementary info from Piece A to the back of Piece B. These things never happened when Rebecca ran the shop.

This is a long one... but I have to give credit where credit is due. I contacted Kensington Framing…read moreabout 30 minutes prior to closing one day last week on a long shot with a question about a piece the shop had framed over a decade ago when the business was still under the Millers name. Jason promptly and politely answered the phone and I explained my situation: the piece at hand was a ca. 1910 panoramic photo print from a sports estate collection I was handling at work that was to be put up for auction and expected to fetch a very high sum. There were many enthusiastic potential buyers. However, it had never been inspected outside of the frame. A third party authentication service had unofficially vetted it, but only through photos. This made me nervous, since the print looked far too "clean" for its vintage. I did not want to risk the integrity of the company I work for by selling a reproduction, but didn't want to take it apart as it was advertised and photographed as framed. I saw a "Miller's Framing" sticker on the back of the piece and tried my luck, as the address was right down the street and there was not much time before the item went on sale. I'm not sure what I was expecting-- even if there was a record of the work done (and that would be unlikely), it wouldn't have any details that would be relevant in this case. But, I thought maybe their expertise and knowledge of their materials and methods could get me a little closer to the truth. Jason admitted that the Millers name hadn't been used since well before his time, but asked pertinent questions and was very professional when I laid out my issues regarding the piece. He said I could drop it off and he'd take apart and re-back it, probably over the weekend. However, I was very much in a bind, and even a turn around that quick (I think it was Thursday) would be too late. I knew it was unreasonable for me, but I asked, and Jason agreed to take a glance over the piece that day if I brought it by before he closed up (which was in about 30 minutes). I write so much to emphasize not only the excellent customer service Jason provided both on the phone and in person, but the far-reaching implications of that service: he took one look at the print in the frame/glass and was immediately able to ascertain with high likelihood that it had been dry-mounted, which would right then drastically lower its value. He cut open the back and confirmed that it was indeed a reproduction, likely 1980s. Jason saved me and my company a HUGE hit financially and perhaps a bigger hit to our reputation. Now that is service at its highest form. Jason has completely, 100% totally won my respect and future business for my own framing needs. Thank you Jason!

A talented eye and excellent customer service and pricing. The owner listens and advises well.read more

Steve was extremely helpful. Highly recommend. He clearly prioritizes customer service.read more

When you get the opportunity to support a local shop that does quality hand done work, why wouldn't…read moreyou? I found Steve online and brought a huge print to him with lots of previous art collecting and framing experiences. However, Steve's shop and work was one of a kind - he cares about his work, his shop is unique, and his prices are beyond reasonable. He will work with you to find what product is best for you and for your price point. He was done in record time and the job was impeccable. Metered parking in front - his spot is on the first floor of a townhouse complex and he seems to open and close depending on traffic so call ahead to make sure he's available.

I have been bringing pieces here to be matted and framed for 35 years. Passed from father to son…read morethe work is excellent. The father was a framer at one of the major DC museums for decades. The son really learned the trade. It's a bit of a hole in the wall shop but don't be put off by that. Mark does great work.

Amazing customer service and great selection of frames! Brett was very helpful! Also they have an…read moreart gallery showcasing contemporary female artists!

I have been been getting my art framed here for ever!! They…read moreare by far the best at what they do. I have never had an issue. Everything has always been perfect and the owner is fabulous and extremely helpful.

I found an item that I wanted and Michael's had it! Service was good and a nice very easy checkout…read more I shopped for it online.

I've been looking to buy frames for a while to hang some stuff on my walls. Honestly, I've been a…read morebit lazy at it and always somehow miss the frame sale that Michaels has. Shopping nearby I decided to stop in here and see if maybe I could find some frames and make those dreams of mine come true. Short story here, I didn't. They were having a sale on frames, but it appeared that everyone else had the same idea as I did, or maybe they all needed the same size as I did. Each area I would go to the size I needed was gone. With Michaels being one of the few stores where everything they have is on the shelves, I was out of luck here. I have to say, I was amazed, however, with the way they were able to cram a whole store into this space. It is not your conventional setup for a Michaels and they somehow managed to get the whole store in here.