This shop does excellent work. Always so helpful when it comes to custom framing of weird things.read more

I had the best experience today with Frantic Framers! Came in with a gallery hanging question and…read morethe owner gifted me free wire hanging and parts then taught me how to install the wire myself. It was such a sweet gesture.

I worked with Tom to frame two meaningful pieces of art. Absolutely thrilled how both came out…read more Exactly how I imagined.

Kim P reminded me that I need to yelp about Tom. I discovered his shop on last year's holiday walk…read morein Lower Mills. I hired him to frame a photo for me. It was an old black & white image (from city archives) of my mom's childhood home in Philly. Despite being absolutely swamped with projects (I waited behind several people just to speak with him), Tom took the time to make the project great. He sifted through frames to find ones he felt fit the era of the photo. And he spent more time choosing the right mat color than I could ever imagine. Who knew there were so many shades of gray, and that one shade would really make the difference in how a b/w photo looks? His attention to detail--and his ability to get the project completed before the holiday--were impressive. My mom LOVED the photo, and it hangs proudly at the entrance to her home. Can't recommend highly enough!

Took a very special Miro , signed, to them for reframing , suggestions on Mats etc…read more Excellent job Excellent advice Perfect finished product We'll be going back

If I had the money to buy fine art, I'd stop by here. It's an Irish Art Gallery but they have more…read morethan Irish prints. They also do a kick ass framing job with every type of picture frame you could imagine. There is one particular Connecticut artist something Roy who paints these bright sheep paintings...so cute! And he's featured in the Starbucks right down the street. Even if you're not going to buy anything, this place is so fun to walk through. It's like a free museum with a really friendly staff. It's right next to the Bagel shop and Old Navy on Rt. 3A in Hingham.

I drove 40 minutes to this Hobby lobby because there isn't one near my house. The lobby is really…read moresmall at this location. The store had it over abundance of Christmas decorations out already, which was sucky because it's August. I came to look for decor for my house. There is no furniture at this location other than a few boxes of furniture that needs to be assembled. There were a lot of employees in the building working and restocking and there's plenty of parking outside. I gave this a three star because I have been to other locations which appeared to have a lot more product.

I accompanied my mother here since she heard it was a really cool store and wanted to give the…read morestore a spin. They have all different types of arts and craft products, sewing items, yarn, paints, craft kits, candle items, colored pens/pencils and anything that you might need for your crafting needs. There was even a good selection of seasonal decorative items, right now being Fall themed. We grabbed some of the Fall decorations to put outside in our front yard plus I saw a word puzzle book that looked pretty good so I got that as well. The prices and selection here were not bad at all. There were plenty of clerks scattered about the store looking to help customers find what they were looking for. I found it to be a very fun store to shop.

Great place to get art supplies, odd ball parts and pieces for projects. Frames and photograph…read morebooks and binders. Really, a little bit of everything. Plenty of parking, they are a big chain so you tend to find these stores in the bigger strip malls throughout the state. Really good staff. Knowledgeable and helpful and they help you with a friendly smile. Very good store and chain.

We signed up for Michael's ghost-making arts and crafts class for kids and even received a text…read moreconfirming our reservation. Our four-year-old son was so excited to attend, but unfortunately, the entire experience was incredibly disappointing. When we arrived, we couldn't find the class, so we approached an employee for assistance. She looked at her coworker and said, "Um, here's another person asking about the ghost class." Her coworker visibly sighed, appeared frustrated, and abruptly responded, "We're not doing this here!" before going right back to scanning items and completely dismissing us. No apology. No explanation. No attempt to offer an alternative or help us figure out what happened. Meanwhile, our four-year-old son was standing there, visibly disappointed, looking at us as if to ask, "What do we do now?" I completely understand that things happen. Classes get canceled, scheduling mistakes occur, and miscommunication is inevitable. However, what I cannot understand is the complete lack of customer service, professionalism, and basic courtesy. We had a confirmed reservation, took time out of our day to bring our excited child, and were treated as though we were inconveniencing the employees simply by asking about an event Michael's had advertised. Ultimately, we purchased the craft supplies ourselves and went home to do the activity with our son, without any assistance or effort from the store to make things right. The canceled class wasn't the biggest disappointment. It was the way we were treated. A simple apology, an explanation, or even a little kindness toward a disappointed child would have gone a long way. For a store that promotes creativity and family-friendly activities, this experience was incredibly disappointing.

Nothing beats a true professional. I was given four embroidered pieces by an elderly relative and…read morewanted to frame these new family heirlooms, but I didn't know where to start and how to keep it within budget. I went to a different frame store at first, where the first (and much repeated) question they asked was "how much do you want to spend?" That's a very difficult question to answer when you know nothing about framing. At Stone Framing, David never asked that question. Instead, he listened to what I was looking for, and when I said I wanted something simple and affordable yet lovely, he recommended working with in-store frames and custom matting the embroidery to create a beautiful end result that was still within budget. Each framed piece cost me less than $30. David also has a great eye for color and he helped pick out mattes that accented the unique designs perfectly. The whole process was quick, pleasant and just great! Also, they were finished in less than 2 days! I will definitely come here for all of my future framing needs. Highly recommended!

Great job framing diplomas for me. Simple easy quote and pickup on time…read more Would certainly use again for all my framing needs.

you buy an established business with the reputation and despite having issues with sending e-mails…read moreand not getting any reply the owner doesn't seem willing to address the problem with his front office staff and can't be bothered to look at the end of the day at unanswered correspondence. I used them before, I go out of my way to avoid them now. . Sadly they do offer services others do not provide in the area so you may have any choice but to with them. If you can't answer an e-mail I honestly don't want to do business with that business. it;s a gallery, the front staff are doing nothing all day. it's just the hard truth

I am beyond thrilled with how beautiful Providence Picture Frame framed my degree. The customer…read moreservice was outstanding. I am so proud to be able to hang this in my office.

PLEASE READ!! On…read moreSunday 7/24/2016 I had purchased 2 crappy comic posters at a flea market. On that day I drove to South Shore Mall (Braintree) to get them framed at N.E. Picture. When I arrived I was immediately greeted with a warm welcome by Charles. He noticed I walked in with posters and asked if he could see them. As soon as he noticed what they were , we had an hour convo about all things nerd. We eventually got to what I was there for (not a complaint by any means). I ended up purchasing more art work from them. Two days later I call the store to cancel the 2 poster from getting framed. An employee had said that it couldnt be done because they had gone out (even though i was told the posters would go out Thursday). Right there and then the great service I had received 2 days prior had gone out the window. I felt like i was lied to. I call a month and a few weeks later to see if my poster were done. I was told they had been ready for some time. Now im pissed. "Not only was i lied to by one of your sales guy , you guys never called to notify me they were done?" i asked when i called the store. "You guys and keep the posters i will never do business again with you" i added and hung up. With anger still flowing in my vains i drove to N.E. Pictures to pick up my frames and give them away to anyone in the mall that wanted them. When I arrived Charles, Andy and one more employee were there and they greeted me. Before i could get one word out Charles had recognized me and said "Joel, i want to make things right by you". I was left speechless to say the least. They did exactly that. I ended up buying more things from them. They're great people. I left a little embarrassed i had spoken to Andy on the phone the way i did. Even after i apologized to him. This is now my go to stop for frame work.

What a lovely little gallery and framing shop this is! I've lived in this town for over 20 years…read moreand vaguely knew about this place but had never been in until the other day. My loss but now I know and will most certainly be back. I had gotten word from my cousin Diana who is a wonderful artist in her own right, that a Rhode Island artist by the name of Anthony Tomaselli had a show here. I promptly drove over...just a 1/2 mile or so from downtown Hingham proper and there it was. It's a small, pretty and intimate space. A man named Kevin (the owner?) greeted me and was happy to tell me about the current Tomaselli exhibit. My cousin had studied under him in Providence RI some years ago and keeps up with his work. Tomaselli was new to me but I liked what I saw of his moody oils. According to Kevin,Tomaselli's newer works were the several paintings in a brighter, more colorful palate...lots of boats and New England seascapes. Other paintings were lovely but more muted. There were a few cityscapes as well. These brighter colored oils were my favorites particularly of the boats. Kevin let me know that he welcomes folks who treat South Street Gallery like a museum and who just want to come in a look at the art. No upselling here which was refreshing. That said, the prices on some of the Tomaselli art was in reach and frankly I wouldn't mind owning one of the boat pieces. I was happy to note that South Street Gallery does framing work and seemed to have a wide selection of frames on hand. On occasion I have new things I want to hang. Unlike my husband who believes one should learn the art of framing (he's not bad!), I would rather leave that to a professional. If you are in the Hingham area, it is worth a stop in this lovely gallery. They have a website where you can sign up to hear about new shows and also an Instagram page where you find the same information. The Tomaselli exhibit will be there through the end of August.

From the owner: We offer fine art of New England and custom picture framing on premises…read more Our expansive collection of the premier mouldings also includes 22-karat gold and 12-karat white gold leaf hand-made frames of the highest quality traditional materials made on Long Island; as well as premium hardwood frames from Boulder, CO, which have superb finishes, are elegant and make an excellent value. They are made using only renewable, North American hardwoods such as walnut, hard maple, cherry, white oak, and ash. We are committed to the advancement of both developing artists and those with established reputations. For more than a decade, this Gallery has supported the arts and the artistic community, and has been home to a number of shows by prominent plein-air artists. We offer many opportunities to meet and learn from artists who display here. Many Gallery artists engage in the plein-air tradition of painting; a blend of a unique combination of fresh color, accurate values, and real life based compositions.

Brought our antique jade lamp with the 3 way switch. here to fix wiring that I had taken apart but…read morecouldn't get back together correctly. John fixed that and replaced one of the sockets while I waited. The proprietor was very gracious about my inability too. : ) Great service and very reasonably priced.

Like others, my lamp was expertly repaired while I waited! While the rewiring seems pretty simple,…read morethere is a special tool that he used. I walked in without an appointment and presto! No more concerns about the lamp wiring and now the switch works!