I'll start with the positives. Red rose is cheap there is a good range of frames and mounts and the…read moreowner has a good eye for colour combinations. Its a good place to start as a student or new artist getting a feel for framing their first piece/s of art. OK here are the negatives. My first framed piece was completely out of sync. The corners did not match up and it looked like a bodge job. I took it back no problems and he reframed it perfect. My work sold the following week. So I decided to go back to get two more pieces framed. After being told the night before on the phone he was open I turned up to find the shop had been closed for two hours so I waited around the area a little disgruntled. When I went in to collect the pieces had lots of dust in and what appeared to be crumbs and carpet fibres. I was very disappointed and he reframed one in front of me and the other had a dirty thumb mark on. He tried rubbing it out then scraping it with a scalpel which was damaging it. I left it with him and got a friend to pick it up a few days later. I received it in a worse state with no dust but with scratched glass and the one corner didn't line up revealing light mdf under dark wood. The framers timekeeping is poor and communication is not very good, he's forgetful and has also lost specifications of framing. For this reason I would not use the framers again or recommend them to artists. With framing check their work over and ask local artists who they use and the pros and cons.