We dropped off our oversized print to have a custom frame made and were told it would be about 4…read moreweeks. It ended up taking 7 weeks (supply chain issues). We weren't in a rush, so schedule was not a factor for us, but something to consider for your project. Due to the large size of the print, we couldn't find matting that would work in the color we wanted, so my wife creatively made her own two-color matting, and we gave them to Justin. He forewarned us that due to the thin material, there might be wrinkles, but he said he'd try his best to eliminate them. He promised to deliver it to our home in Cathedral City at no extra charge. They did deliver the finished product and yes, there were wrinkles, but it's something we were expecting, and we can live with it. We thought the price was reasonable. Overall, the service was good and we would use them again, if not in a rush.

I highly recommend Howard's Custom Frame for any of your framing needs. I met with Justin and the…read morecustomer service was amazing!! This is the 3rd time framing here and I will be back with my next project for sure! Prices are reasonable and great quality work.

It would be amazing to find a gifted professional framer like Brian anywhere; to find him in Palm…read moreSprings is a miracle. My large photo print looks incredible. Picking the frame was effortless, and spending time in Brian's shop and gallery was a real pleasure.

excellent service and selection. Brian is very knowledgeable and attentive to our needsread more

This is an excellent framing shop with great friendly staff…read more Very professional and good pricing. Only place I will trust with my work.

1-Star Review I…read moreregret to say this, but after three separate botched framing jobs, I am permanently done with Mitre & Bevel. The recurring problem is basic and inexcusable: they repeatedly cut rabbet openings too small for stretched canvases--cutting the opening to the exact outer dimensions of the canvas with no clearance, which is not proper framing practice. Any professional framer knows you must allow extra space (at least 1/8") so a canvas can actually fit into the frame. This happened three different times. Most recently, I ordered a custom 22" × 31" wood frame for an exhibition-bound painting. The Mitre & Bevel owner personally measured the canvas in front of me and wrote the dimensions down. When the frame was delivered, the canvas would not fit because the rabbet opening was cut exactly to the canvas size. Instead of taking responsibility, the framing manager, as well as the owner, insultingly blamed my canvas, claiming it "wasn't square." I have been stretching my own canvases for over 40 years and know how to square stretcher bars properly. Even if a canvas were slightly out of square, that is precisely why clearance is required in the first place. When I spoke directly with the owner, he again blamed my canvas and then stated--astonishingly--that they "shave the rabbets all the time because they're too small." That is not something to brag about. It is an admission of systematic poor workmanship. Shaving rabbets after the fact is a workaround, shows a lack of framing abilities and is not professional framing. I requested that the frame be re-cut properly rather than shaving the existing rabbet (which can lead to uneven depth, poor seating, and long-term issues). The owner refused and instead offered to refund my deposit rather than stand behind their work. At that point it was clear that Mitre & Bevel does not accept accountability, blames the customer and does not follow proper framing standards for stretched canvas. For comparison, I immediately took the same painting to Art Works Gallery & Picture Framing Center in Palm Desert, California, where I was treated professionally and with respect and my painting was framed immediately and correctly without issue--confirming that the canvas was never the problem. All in time for my important art exhibition. If you are a professional artist, collector, who values their artwork or anyone needing precise, exhibition-quality framing, I strongly recommend Art Works Gallery & Picture Framing Center in Palm Desert, California. After three times that Mitre & Bevel cut my frames too small for my paintings and after giving them three chances, I can only conclude that Mitre & Bevel does not respect their customers, know how to cut frames properly for stretched canvases, relies on excuses and after-the-fact short cut fixes to avoid their self induced financial losses due to framing incompetence, instead of correct workmanship. If you want to avoid poor quality picture framing, poor customer service and lack of accountability...by all means, stay clear of Mitre & Bevel.

Art is always excellent and has just what you need! Highly recommended!!…read moreThe prices are very good and if your not sure what you want Art I'm an guide you.

I decided to renovate my apartment during lockdown and I enlisted Art and his team at 1st Gallery…read moreto frame 18 pictures for me including the 6 snakes photos in the picture attached. He comes with a wealth of knowledge and experience, not to mention the best prices in town. Always a professional job!

Inga and the framing department is the best a truly wonderful wonderful human being and a huge…read moreasset to Palm Springs Michaels!

way too expensive for what they're stupid tacky collection is! I could get way more on amazon for…read morethe same prices! and $3 dollars off my $45 order was not helpful at all!! ALSO CAPITALISM CAN SUCK ON MY CHEESE STICKS!!!

We had a great experience with Frame Masters and I would highly recommend them. Dianna and Jerry…read morewere very professional and personable. They were extremely helpful in our selection of the perfect frame for our pieces and had our artwork framed and ready for pick up in a record breaking week. We will definitely be using their services again in the future.

They are an amazing company to work with. They take pride in their work and take the time to make…read moresure that they do a good job. They communicate very well with timelines and giving updates on projects. I especially liked how they gave us Different price estimates and explained what the different materials were and how they would impact the project. They were informative and great to work with

This is the best mid century furniture store with great curation and a wide variety of authentic…read morepieces. We found a Linfa Boomerang chair that works perfectly in our space and the shop owner was great to talk to and work with, he helped us get it into our SUV and provided padding for our trip back back home.

Wow! Awesome store. Many great original mid-century pieces and hard to find furniture/decor items…read more Barry and Johnny have built a fabulous business and reputation not to mention they are down to earth and great guys! Well with the visit!!

I was promised by the owner "Billy" I could pick up my…read moreframed art on Friday. I called on Friday I was told they had not received the truck from the warehouse. OK -fair enough! I stopped by today (Sunday) -the staff was clueless. Asked more than once my name. They had their copy of the order. I'll NEVER use them again, once I get my art piece back. I may be talking to my lawyer for breach & negligence!!!!

Purvis Gallery has a very nice collection of furniture, decorator items and Art! They do an…read moreexcellent job when you need to have something framed as well!They have a great selection and very reasonably priced.

The May first Wednesday art walk delivered new art especially on ceramics. It's nice to view the…read moreceramic sculptures of David Farnsworth. Some are whimsical and others a bit dark.

With 13 working artist studios and over 40 local artists showcasing original fine art pieces, it is…read moreno surprise that Backstreet Art District was selected as a Best Art Venue in CV Independent. Come see where Art Lives

The parking was easy and the store was clean. Good first impression. Now, I don't always understand…read morethe reason a store is organized the way it is, and I understand they want everyone to wander the store. This store is rather confusing, since it feels as if partial departments are throughout the store. I did not find what I needed, but in the clearance area, I did find some fun things. The prices were more "on sale" than clearance, but the price felt fair. In the sales floor, I didn't find anyone that could help, but at the register a very nice guy helped me. They have a self checkout line, unless you pay with cash. They are not set up to accept cash in the self checkout line. So, the place seems good and I will probably go again. It's worth checking out.

Michael's is a one-stop-shop for all of your hobby and maker needs. I have been shopping at…read moreMichael's for over twenty years, and I am never disappointed. I am not crazy about the new checkout system: 'Self Check' but you are monitored and harassed by the checkout monitors so badly that it is difficult to check out. I understand the loss prevention aspect of this system, but make up your mind - self check or cashier. Both is overwhelming.