This is a great place to visit. I went in to get my original oil painting framed. Apart from the…read moregreat professional service I received from the staff, the live music I listened to was brilliant. --- Yes, you are reading correctly -- live music -- they also have a music shop instore -- fantastic company (been in business over 40 years) and as I said, really really professional. Colm Bennett, Briarfield House, Dublin.

Funnily enough this place is a gallery and also frames pictures... the hint was in the title over…read morethe door to be honest. The shop is well lit to show of the really very large selection of Art (with a capital A) on offer. True I didn't see anything I would part hard earned cash for but it passed half an hour very pleasantly and well worth going back on occasion to see what's new!

This place causes so many wonderful memories! I had a pleasure working there as an assistant a few…read moreyears ago. This gallery is magical, with the state of art equipment and incredible art collection by local and international artists, amazing music and atmosphere which will get your own creativity flow, this place breathes art. John, the owner of the Gallery, is the most charming man with the decades of experience, passion and care for art, and so friendly that quite often you could meet the artists in the galley. You are guaranteed to get the most professional service, and your painting will get framed the way that the best unique quality of the artwork would shine! Needless to mention, there is the most mind-blowing collection of the frames to choose from. These days I work as an art director/designer, and I always think about The Framework Gallery as a place which inspired me to choose my career path.

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.

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.

Anything & everything Amazing staff, great selection of…read moreprints of all sizes with a pinch of Irish quirkiness

Lovely proprietor and quirky arts stuff! I've been a fan of the Jam Art Factory concept since 2014,…read morewhich is when I visited their flagship store when was in Dublin for my first visit, and the clever cheeky artwork drew me into their store en route to St Patrick's Cathedral. Since that first store was massively popular, it was very cool when I discovered they've now got a small outpost in the popular Temple Bar area, which saved me the trek to their original store. I came here twice, and found new fun, cool things to check out. The second time, there was actually a travel documentary crew filming and so mum & I headed out the door fairly quickly as didn't want to get in their way, what with it being a fairly small space. Definitely come and check out this store if clever, witty, cheeky sayings and artwork are your catnip! Yelp 95/ 2019

Rude owner. Went to look at the artwork found a print I want to buy. Got talking to the owner. In…read morethe middle of the convo he just goes " so you not gonna buy a print" I said I'm thinking about it as don't have the funds at the moment. He then walks off without saying bye. Gives the stereotype of a stuck up art gallery owner. Just rude.

For as long as I can remember this gallery has always been around. As a kid continuing on to scary…read moreadulthood, I would do my clothes shopping with my friends whenever we had enough cash saved. We approached the day with military precision, no one was to eat till 3pm, all money till that time was to go on clothes. So when 3pm rolled around we would head for Stephens Green top floor to eat and banish the crankiness. Then like an ingrained ritual we would walk over to the Green Gallery and spend time looking at all the paintings. I still do that whenever I get a chance to shop, it's located on the very top floor of the shopping centre and they are on display in a relaxed setting. Some are placed on the main corridor. They also do a framing service too.

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.

From the owner: Quality picture framingread more

Ummm wow! What have I been up to, trekking all the way into town, trundling round Easons and the…read morelikes when there's been such a little wonderland of everythingness right on my doorstep. Yes. Evans Art Supplies is everything and has everything. Evansthing? EVerything? It's nestled away just off Capel St and when you walk in, looks like it's just grown and grown over the years, with rooms opening up onto rooms which open up to even more rooms. They've got an incredible selection of paper, paint, drawing equipment, canvases, and anything else you could think of. At really reasonable prices. And the icing on the top? Incredibly friendly staff, extremely knowledgable and great at giving arty advice. It really is a pleasure to shop here! #dublinshopslocal

This is a brilliant Arts and Crafts Supply Shop situated right beside St.Mary's Abbey, just off…read moreCapel Street. I can't believe I've lived in Dublin all my life and have only just discovered this shop! Excellent value too as supplies are sold at wholesale prices. They have some nice Indian papers for scrapbooking and card-making.

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!