Mantra Framing and Aiden have been an essential resource for me as a working artist who exhibits…read moreboth in and out of state. I need a framer I can trust completely, and Aiden and his team deliver every single time. He has handled all of my framing for multiple art exhibitions across the country, managed plaque orders from out of state, and even expertly repaired the cradle of a 4×4 foot wood panel I built, a delicate job that required real craftsmanship and confidence, also with framer and abstract painter Katy. Nothing is too complex for this team. What truly sets Mantra Framing apart is the full creative ecosystem Aiden has built around him. His team includes skilled professional painters and photographers who are genuinely fluent in their artistic media. Together, they bring an exceptional eye for color. Their recommendations always complement and elevate the artwork rather than competing with it. Beyond the quality of the work itself, the experience of working with them is second to none. They are consistently helpful, supportive, and communicative, with honest and realistic lead times you can actually plan around. The depth of expertise here is unmatched. Mantra Framing has been in business for 27 years, and Aiden himself has over 32 years of experience in custom framing. That level of mastery is immediately evident in every piece they touch. The quality, the care, the artistry, and the customer service are all best-in-class. I look forward to many more years of collaboration with Aiden and the entire Mantra Framing team.

I reframed several works of art. They came out beautifully. Each and every person at Mantra took…read moretheir time and worked hard to find the correct frame. Recently, I purchased a large original work of art. I received so much help selecting a perfect floating frame. Their level of patience and care is outstanding. Their prices are very fair. You will not be disappointed if you use Mantra.

I had to rush print and custom frame something for a work event. I went in around 4 pm on a Friday…read moreand they had it ready by 4 pm on Saturday. I really appreciate the quick service and ability to get this done so quickly. Looked great too.

I searched for a photo shop after a disappointing first attempt at a passport photo at CVS. Bob's…read morewas the kind of photo shop I have had passport Photos taken at since the 1970's....great lighting, professional camera and just great, efficient service. I requested a digital copy of the photos and uploaded the 1/2 body shot for passport renewal. It was accepted without delay. Very pleased with how streamlined the process is with a great quality photo.

I love Michaels store. Every crafty person loves Michaels. My first time at this location…read more I was greeted by a sweet associate then who helped me too for my online order pick up ... few minutes later helped me in checking out my purchase selections. The store is big, clean and has great selections. Sad though that today is the last day of the holiday market sale, there is no much inventory for what I was looking for. The sweet associate assured me that definitely there will inventory coming out soon. Great location. Parking is available. Easy to find the store. Will come back soon.

I stepped out of the searing afternoon light and into Michael's, the craft fortress on the edge of…read moretown, looking for bubble wrap. Just needed something to protect a few bottles and maybe muffle the screaming of the engine when the radiator finally gives up, but the truth is, to keep packing for our move. What I got instead was a ticket to a plastic purgatory. ​They say they're an arts and crafts store, however it seems that right now, it's the beginning of a Halloween market of small monsters. ​The first thing I saw was a display of Venus Fly Traps, from that movie - gosh, the bame evades me, its 5 in the morningand i just got home so please excuse the choppyness and sloppinessand forgetfulness. Giant, green mouths stretched wide, packed with rows of impossibly white, needle-sharp plastic teeth. The biggest ones were mounted high, waiting for a neck to walk under. Below them sat potted plants that they'd labelled with a straight face as 'Potted Finicky'. There was a whole grove of 'em, all with "FEED ME" signs hanging off their stems. The mouths were open, hungry, and perfectly cool, just waiting for something soft to wander into their orbit. ​I kept walking, trying to remember what a bubble wrap roll looked like becausei was becomingincreasingly distracted and that's when I saw the skeleton crew. It was a line-up of awesome nightmarish bodies of bones. A faceless thing shrouded in burlap and rags, with long, gangly arms that looked like they'd snap in a high wind, stood next to a skeleton wearing its ribcage like a pinstripe suit. A phantom bride, draped in a grey, rotting lace veil, leered out from empty, bulging glass eyes. Her hand, a set of yellowed bone-claws, rested delicately on her own ribcage. Next to her, a skeleton in a leather cap was staring out from behind a bushy, fake mustache, as if the only thing missing from this parade was a cheap magician to direct them off their hooks and into to town. They stood motionless on a shelf which saddened me, an army of the dead waiting for a punchline that never arrived. ​Then came the villages. Shelves of miniature, dark buildings lit from within by purple and yellow lights. The Spooky Town Collection, they called it. A massive, gothic structure, dripping with purple turrets and balconies, overlooked a street where tiny skeletons sat on porches, waiting. I saw signs advertising a 'Shoppe of Horrid Hamlet' and 'Dr. Creep's Apothecary'. An illuminated haunted tree, twisted with purple light, sat on a patch of dead-looking moss. You could get your whole little graveyard arranged just so, complete with miniature headstones and a Tiny-Tots Funeral Home. It was like watching a society that had completely run out of ways to fear the inevitable, and now I just wanted to buy it for $19.99 and put it on a shelf, but im trying to get rid of stuff. ​I never found the bubble wrap. ​I left with nothing but a headache and the sense that if I stayed too long, one of those tiny skeletons would start talking to me about layaway plans.

The artwork here is wonderful. The work they do for framing took longer than expected which is why…read moreI subtracted one star. Overall the quality and experience of their service is above average. I would definitely return to purchase some more works of art and to have things framed.

It's a fun and relaxing activity in a lovely environment. The staff is very helpful. Only drawback…read moreis its a bit pricey

I came here for the first time on Mother's Day. Overall, the staff were very helpful and…read moreaccommodating. The selection is nice as well! However, there was a particular worker who was very rude and hostile to me. I am not sure if I was mistaken for someone else, as it was from when I first started interacting with her. It's a shame as I love the activity, but I will not be returning as her behavior made it an uncomfortable and disheartening experience for me.

Very easy to make an appointment. Photographer was very professional and nice. Did an excellent job…read morewith the photos and coaching me. I strongly recommend this business!

I used to use Hi Tech Studios when they were in Plainview, and I loved them! I used them to…read moredevelop my film and for frames as well; they were great! I wish they were still local to me now! I have used them for enlargements as well!! And for photography projects!!! They were great!!!

I have trusted Sunflower Fine Art Galleries with my framing needs for several years now, and they…read morecontinues to exceed every expectation. Their professionalism and attention to detail are unmatched. Most recently, they framed my 30" x 40" artwork and took special care throughout the entire process. They even hand-delivered the finished piece to the building where my exhibition was located in Manhattan, ensuring it arrived safely and in perfect condition. Sunflower Fine Art Galleries consistently demonstrates true craftsmanship and genuine care for their clients. I highly recommend them for any framing needs, large or small. Working with Sunflower Fine Art Galleries is a worthwhile investment, and I fully trust them to do right by me every single time. I highly recommend the Sunflower Fine Art in West Hempstead for all of your framing needs, or to purchase a beautiful work of art as a gift for someone you love or your home. Shulie

The proprietor of Sunflower Fine Art Gallery was an absolute pleasure to work with. They did…read morebeautiful work framing a painting on a tight deadline. The work was done professionally and handled safely. I will definitely be returning to Sunflower for all my framing needs in the future

When I called and spoke to Hero right away he told me I could bring in my painting to get an…read moreestimate. In most places you have to make an appointment wait like a week before you can even start. Let me just say any type of art work you need done this is your place!!! My canvas was done professionally and it exceeded my expectations, and the prices are fair.. Thank you for such an amazing job guys

So helpful & such a fast turn around !!! Very pleased with the results. They were very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful with recommendations and the framing process. Will definitely be coming back! Thank you so much