Efficient, knowledgeable and friendly. Clearly really cared about getting it exactly right. Would…read morehighly recommend.

This shop will give anyone a quote for framing of pictures at competitive prices. Well, thats what…read morethey tell me. The staff are friendy and will engage in conversation. It is possible to buy pictures here as well.

Roger is intuitive and imaginative…read more I have used him over the years simply because he was the best picture-framer in terms of quality and value that I have ever come across. He used to be in Bognor and did a lot of work for the various Open Studios but one day he moved. I am so pleased to have at last tracked him down to Brighton!

From the owner: Bespoke picture framing services for all types of artwork, photos and 3D objects. Expert advice,…read morequality workmanship and an affordable price. Call Roger for an appointment to discuss your ideas.

I have been using Baker Street Framing for years, exceptional workmanship and great customer…read moreservice. Would recommend.

A grand place to come if your looking for a custom frame. With standard sizes and designs for your…read moreimages, paintings and what not, the overall effect of the finished product can be underwhelming if you can't get hold of exactly what you are looking for. That's where Baker Street Framing comes in handy. Here you can get the perfect style made uniquely for you in the size you need. Or, if you don't yet know exactly what you want to go on your wall, you can always have a rifle through the posters and photos also stocked here, or one of the pre-made photos and frames on offer. Friendly, professional service and reasonable prices round out the experience nicely and makes Baker Street Framing (just off of London Road) ideal for all your pictorial needs!

I was recommended to go to Nick when I couldnt find any "off the shelf" frames the right size. The…read morejob was perfect, bespoke and only £45. Thanks, Nick - 10/10.

This is a nice little framers tucked away off Western Road. Upper North Street is a very arty…read morelittle street with some pubs with great character and some interesting surprising shops, so I wasn't surprised to find this shop was very reasonable, have a good eye for frames and are very helpful over the phone (when I was trying to order the biggest frame ever and couldn't find anywhere in Brighton who would do it!). I recommend a proper framers for the decent artwork in your home, you need to keep the glass away from the picture and not let acid get to it.

You can never have too many frames...although it does require a massive amount of pictures. Out of…read morecharacter for a Brighton based shop, the Framing Studio is a very 'functional' business, providing a limited product, but providing it well. I came here when trying to make a present for a friend of mine, I was impressed to find that the staff were knowledgeable and accomodating as I tried poorly to explain what I needed. I ended up buying a wooden frame, abot 16"x16" for £25, which i felt was pretty reasonable.

I usually get any limited edition prints or canvases I buy framed by Tim at Fairtrade Gallery round…read morethe corner. If he decided to emigrate or retire however, I'd definitely consider going to the Brighton Framing Gallery. A compact space in Kemptown Village, the gallery always has intreguing work in the window and sells limited edition prints and and greeting cards by local artists as well as a series of made to order frames. They have plain wooden frames, box frames and more kitsch / decorative frames with borders. Their prices seem reasonable and they seem to have a genuine interest in art - which is always an added bonus. In short, it gets the thumbs up from me.

I read some mixed reviews about this gallery, but I wanted to support my local shops so went along…read moreto check it out. I had three textile art works to frame for a client. I found the service to be informative, helpful and professional. The owner was very accommodating of my time constraint, and gave good advice regarding the framing. I have just collected my frames and am very pleased with them. They look smart and professional. A happy customer.

It's not often that one needs to turn to a specialist framers anymore with all the frame options…read moreavailable from chain stores. So this framers on Preston Road is something of a rare breed now and it was with joy that I found it near my flat when I wanted to get a photo really nicely framed as a gift. It's a small shop but has a large selection of frame styles i n solid wood, wood veneer, metal, as well as more unusual frame materials in a variety of colours- great if you want to match a specific colour in a room. I took my photo in with me and they gave me great advice- trying out a series of different frame and board options up against the image and offering help to keep it all within my budget. They were able to have the framed photo ready within two days for a good price.

Taylor Made Frames, is a store that essentially does exactly what it's name would suggest,…read moreproviding taylor made frames, for the everyday person, to the professional artist. The Shop is spacey and uncluttered and hanging on the walls are paintings with their frames on, to give the customer a good idea of how the frame looks, with certain colours and styles of painting. I don't know much about Art, but recently my dad asked me to choose a frame for a piece of art he bought and during the browsing process, I realised just how important a good quality, matching frame makes to a painting. So in this shop, I actually was quite interested and absorbed by browsing their large collections of modern style Nielsen frames, and imagining what pieces of art would go well with the beautifully named 'Forbidden fruit' frame.There are also classical and ornate frames to go with the more traditional paintings. If you are an artist by trade, or you have a piece of art, that you believe deserves to be properly framed, come here and have a chat with the knowledgeable owners, and take it from there.

I wanted to get larger prints from existing photos where I didn't have the negatives. The owner was…read morehappy to chat and offer suggestions and produced what I wanted the same day for a reasonable price. Very happy to recommend this shop.

Eddie was a lifesaver when I needed three t-shirts printed up quickly the day before Christmas Eve…read more He got my designs turned round on a one-day service and I was delighted with the resulting gifts. Thank you Eddie!

Selling a lot of prints and the kind of prints that would finish of an interior decoration from…read more'changing rooms' or similar television shows, Leoframes are located just up from the main shopping streets of the North Laine. Aside from buying a print or photo, there are also a wide range of frames on offer. The establishment also offers professional framing services and you would be able to create a bepspoke room with complimentary frames of any paintings you wish to hang. They also offer restoration services, though I guess that this service is a touch more situational. I'm not sure that the majority of Brighton's student residents will have a collection of oil paintings needing attention. The prices were not for those on a budget and this shop seems to cater for the commuter crowd with London budgets. Worth a look if you are flush or have a budget that allows for more up market decoration.

I felt quite bad stepping into Leoframes, because as soon as my feet entered inside, the owner…read morepandered downstairs like an eager puppy dog hoping for a sale, and I had no intention of buying anything, I just wanted to have a look around. What I saw was tempting though. There's a lot of great prints in here of various designs, in various sizes, which would look good on many a bedroom wall, and suit a plethora of different palates. You'll also find old and modern photos of Brighton, which are kinda cool. Prices were a little much for me, but are competitive for this type of product.

Plonked in London Road's Open Market, this is quite possibly the BEST haberdashery in the whole of…read moreBrig Town. Stacked to the sky with hordes of different coloured yarns, needles, pins, buttons, fabrics, materials, elastics, curtains, and just about everything you could ever need if you're into knitting, crochet, sewing, cross stitching or anything creative. They do a vibrant collection of rara skirts and tutus, and are more than happy to offer advice and help, even if you don't know what you're doing.