Best contact with any type of professional I have had in years! My print framed for a reasonable…read moreprice, change of mount advised -and he was right - and lots of information on framing. ...now I understand why the other prints have creased over time. ..great service - and with a smile

From the owner: Terenure Picture Framing provides clients all over Dublin with the very best in framing and bespoke…read moreframe construction. We stock the largest selection of mouldings in Ireland. All our frames can be customised around the unique interior aesthetic of our client's home or business. Combining expertise, experience and traditional craftsmanship, our frames add a flourish of style and elegance to any property's interior. From the framing of sports memorabilia to the careful and deliberate mounting of art pieces, our expert framer creates unique, bespoke framing solutions that are tailored to the individual requirements of our clients.

I'm sure your man is a great framer, but you had better know what you want when you get there…read more Happy to do whatever color you want, but you bring the paint. Nothing to choose from at all. Great if you know what you want, but not so much if you need the help of an experienced framer to help you figure it out.

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This place is a true gem. The entrance is revealed by a sign above a door in Castle Market, just…read morenext to Grogan's. Ring the bell, ascend two flights of stairs past various detritus from the pub and enter Luke's domain. It's a bright well lit workshop where they'll frame anything and everything. Luke's a true craftsman who takes his work seriously and will take time to consult on exactly the right combination of frame, mounting card and glass. He even makes some of his frames by hand. For an old sentimental print (a cartoon if my father) we settled on a walnut frame and museum glass to protect from uv. Super happy with the results. At €150 it wasn't cheap, but then quality work isn't. It is good value, and there were cheaper options. If you have framing needs, visit Luke. Then have a pint downstairs in Grogan's to celebrate discovering this amazing business!

A TOTAL DISASTER I…read morebrought a print to be framed. It was not only very expensive (84 Euro for a medium size) but a really bad experience. The guy did pay a very little attention to my concern, he was too busy - during Christmas, anyway I'm a customer -. After a month (A MONTH) they called me saying that the frame was ready to collect. When I was there, they showed me a picture that was not mine. They couldn't find my print. After a while they found it, but they didn't even start working on it. I got it back and I'll never bring anything there, not even a scribble. To forget.

Dya know whats great about this shop?…read more well ill tell you what the shop is first i suppose, its a place that does printing and one of he things they print are those really nice canvas prints that are just like big canvas squares with your favourite picture on them. They turn out really well here for a reasonable price and the guys working here are really helpful and know their stuff too. Anyway on to the cool thing, well i think its cool and maybe a bit nerdy on my behalf! they have a ginormous printer and you get to see it all working! so cool!

Found a really nice frame and it was left in on Friday and ready the next Monday. That's an…read moreextremely fast turnaround. John is also very friendly and his rates are very, very reasonable. Great value for the price. 10/10 Highly recommended

From the owner: Canvas Craft and Eve products picture framing was established in 1959 in Dublin. Canvas Craft…read morereproduce prints on Canvas by hand. Eve products picture framing is the oldest picture framers in Ireland. We also specialise in Canvas stretching, and also specialise in framing sports jerseys. Photographs, prints, and posters are reproduced on a Fredrix Artist Canvas, which is primed and acrylic. The products we use are to the highest standards in the industry.

What is a frame? Well, essentially, it's four short strips of skirting board nailed together to…read moremake a rectangle or square. How much could you charge for this? According to Frame Art in St. Stephen's Green about a million quid. A 40cm x 50cm frame will set you back no less than eighty of your finest euros, please. I don't know how many euros you might have, but doesn't swapping eighty-odd of them for four batons of wood seems a little, how should we say, 2003? So, don't bother with Frame Art, a great location and a cornered market have made them bloated and belligerent with power. Come over to my place, I'll lever some skirting board off the wall, you glue it together, bish-bash-bosh, a frame.

This shop is primarily a newsagents and card shop but they also sell quite a lot of toys and some…read morehousehold goods. One thing I would say you will always find in Tuthills is value. This is certainly the cheapest place for cards that I can find at the moment. You can quite often get cards there for 2 or 3 euro, as well as wrapping paper and gift bags which are also reasonably priced. They have quite a selection of cards and usually have one to meet any various card-buying needs I have. Their toy selection is always great value, although I wouldn't go there looking for something specific, rather if you're looking for a little gift on the cheap you'd certainly find something serviceable here. The also stock a mishmash of household goods like glasses, frames and cleaning products which are usually exceptionally cheap, although there is no consistency of what they have in stock. Good for a rummage though!

What a wonderful place!…read more I was here for a Yelp Elite event coming up to Christmas and I had the most fun out of any Yelp event I had ever been to. These guys cater to kids and adults and have pottery/art/design classes and private events for all occasions. I drew a mug with a vagina on it. Yes that's right. A vagina! "Vaginas Scare Me" It was a masterpiece. We did our class whilst drinking wine. It was so much fun. I would recommend this place not just for kids but for hens/stags, birthday parties etc. Such a novel idea and you can bring your own drink with you. Helena and the rest of the staff make you feel so welcome and are so much fun too.

WELL. What a way to spend an afternoon!!…read more This is the kind of thing that adults start off doing in a light-hearted, "ahh it's just a bit of fun" kind of way, but which you'll find very quickly turns into a much more concentrated and seriously-taken affair once people start noticing eachother's handywork.. The concentration gets to such a level that conversation more or less comes to a complete standstill, but you don't even notice because you're so engrossed in turning this little piece of pottery into a potential work of art, having just realised your life-changing passion for children's pottery-painting. We literally could have been there all day and night painting away, happy as can be, but unfortunately the lovely people who work here have lives to live outside of Giddy Studios. And when I say the staff were lovely, I mean SO lovely. They really couldn't have been more helpful and friendly, giving tips on how not to make a complete hames of our pottery pieces, and they steered clear of any condescending kid-friendly carry-on that you might expect from people who work with hyped-up children all day long. I would really recommend going to this place if you're trying to think of a fun, novel activity to do with friends; Go on, release your inner child pottery prodigy!