We enjoyed a top notch experience here for custom framing from start, assistance choosing the right…read moreframe stock, to expertly framed finish for a mismatched but related (same artist) trio of spendy prints that needed to work as grouping on a living room wall. Our interior designer stepped in, when I found myself completely 'out of gas' after selecting the prints for her to source, to recommend Finer Frames to do the work because she knew they did great work and with good turnaround times too. Right on all counts! We have a lot of custom framed art in our home, collected by working with framing galleries over the last 40 years as we moved around, and so I very much appreciated that the gallery owner, Meg, who was also the framer for our prints approached it with the eye of an artist, which she also is. Her frame stock recommendation resulted in the perfect choice. The work was expertly done and the turnaround time was excellent too. We have used a couple of other framing galleries in the area over the last seven years, we have been happy with both businesses for their strengths but also knowing their weaknesses we chose one or the other depending on the project. But Finer Frames will now be our one and only choice going forward for any project. VIBE: If you're like my husband and me who love both galleries and looking at framing materials, this will be a veritable candy land of options to consider. Also, the vibe inside was all "chillax" with jazz on the sound system and ample space in between items to look about. I said, and I'm not kidding, that depending on time of day I'd like to linger with cup of coffee or glass of wine in hand and soak it all in for an extended time. LOCATION: Downtown Eagle located and while parking there can be difficult, Finer has the advantage of their own small parking lot. ACCESSIBILITY: One ADA parking (van access compliant) spot right outside the side entry door which is level into the all one one floor space with ample room to maneuver. As a customer with multiple sclerosis, which I've had since college years, I notice when a business does a good job of making it accessible like this. PS: The happy PS to the art being framed is that the man who Meg and our designer both recommended to hang it did a top notch job too. See review for Precision Artwork Installation (owner Russ Linn).

Great service, quality, and outcome for my daughter's undergrad diploma. This is just what I was…read morehoping for as a surprise for her!

I had an hour to waste and decided to go to the art museum. I very much enjoyed Bills paintings and…read morenature art creation. Nice little art museum.

I absolutely love Boris Garibyan's paintings and purchased my first one a few years ago at an art…read moreshow. It has become a staple in our homes decor. Extremely talented artist and would highly recommend!

Great customer service. James is experienced in the art framing business and will aid you in…read morefinding the right look for the art piece.

Saw a beautiful pot there a few weeks ago and sent a text to ask about purchase. Sadly, no one…read morebothered to respond. Lovely art but no customer service

This is a main attraction and must visit in Boise. It's central to most things so you can walk by…read moreit on your way to other exploring. My best friend and I had a great time exploring these alleys and seeing fun murals by different artists. It's free to visit. We parked in front of the coffee shop we were visiting that morning and walked over with our drinks. There were a lot of folks taking photos with the murals. I loved that it felt like the longer you looked the more you found. I'm glad we went!

Freak Alley Gallery is literally an alley tucked between buildings in downtown Boise, filled with…read moregraffiti, murals, and while we were there, what appeared to be a makeshift dragon sculpture that an artist was displaying as a temporary installation. The alley is not necessarily something I would make the destination, but it's definitely a cool little spot to visit if you're already in the area. It's a free open air museum of curiosity. It's a very short walk, and the buildings provide quite a bit of shade, so you're not necessarily being hit by the sun the whole time. It's perfect for passing some time while waiting for something nearby, walking off a meal, or, in our case, killing some time before heading to an escape room. One of the things I found most interesting was the history. Near the beginning of the alley is a piece that documents many of the events and dates associated with Freak Alley over the years. It gives you a sense that this isn't just random graffiti--it's been an evolving space for artists to express themselves for years. There's still wall space available, so I imagine the gallery will continue changing as new murals and artwork are added. In that way, it feels a little like an outdoor museum that's never completely finished. Not necessarily a "go to Boise just for this" attraction, but definitely an interesting little detour and something worth walking through while you're downtown.

We took a glass‑blowing class at Boise Art Glass and had an amazing experience. The staff were…read morewelcoming, patient, and happy to answer all of our many questions while showing us around the studio. Our instructor, Caleb, was fantastic -- he took his time explaining each step of the process, which made the class even more enjoyable. We made rocks glasses, and they turned out perfect. We tested them the first night we brought them home and absolutely love them. We will definitely be booking another class with Caleb. Highly recommend Boise Art Glass for anyone wanting a fun, hands‑on experience

Great experience for a first ever attempt at glass blowing. Filip was an excellent instructor and…read moreartist. He took care to ensure our selected pieces didn't look like a novice made them. Clean, impressive studio. Well worth the price of admission.

Beautiful one of a kind pieces throughout. Found some lovely rose gold studs. The employee was…read morereally kind and knowledgeable. She showed me different pieces and told me about the artist that created them. They can even do custom work through some of the artist. I will for sure return to get something for my daughter and myself again. Overall very nice shopping experience.

I loved this gallery. Beautiful glasswork and jewelry and all of it was displayed thoughtfully…read morewith great lighting.

Happened into this gallery and store while exploring downtown Boise. Very cool pieces - from…read morefurniture and decor, to local artist made candles (which smell divine!). Fun place! The sweet woman working that day was so friendly and a joy to talk to. Ward Hopper's artwork was interesting and unique - if I'd had a way to get it back home, I might have purchased more! As it was, I left with two handmade candles in recycled wine bottles created by a local woman, using Ward Hopper's art on the labels. Fun spot in downtown Boise!

Ward is an amazing graphic artist, and if you have spent any time in Idaho you have likely seen his…read morework for local shops, events, street signs, etc. His style is vintage chic, and his shop is full of not only hundreds of his amazing images on canvas and lithograph, but also tons of cool old school items - including antiques tied to automotive, sporting goods, and all kinds of Americana. I've bought cool glasses and decanters from Ward, as well as clothing, jewelry, and furniture pieces. Ward will do custom artwork as well, and I've had him get really creative on custom frames - one of my favorites is a Tom Petty canvas print that he framed with four electric guitar necks. I can't speak highly enough for the quality and 'coolness' of Ward Hooper's artwork.