This is THE BEST place for framing. The guy is an ARTIST and incredibly fast…read more I needed something framed in an afternoon, and he found time to do it, even though he had four other projects. And last week I entrusted him with a rare autograph to be presented to an orchestral conductor, and he helped to choose the best frame and decided to embed the citation (nothing was too much trouble) and it couldn't have looked better. Alice McVeigh, Orpington

Absolutely loved the picture frame. Bijan chose a great frame to compliment my painting. He…read moreproposed something I wouldn't normally go for but it worked really well! He's definitely a master picture framer. Highly recommended and he's a really lovely guy too. I Will be coming back again very soon, thank you

Myself and my girlfriend needed several bespoke frames so were pleased to spot this frame maker…read moreround the corner from where I live. Walked in and it looked lovely and then we spoke to the guy and basically, he didn't want to know. We offered him the commission of a bespoke frame, a brilliant deal, STILL didn't want know!! When we asked him his name in an effort to be friendly, he referred us to the sign at the front of the shop!! Wtf???! So we just left and bought the raw materials to make our own frames, for a fraction of what he was charging! I would never return and would not recommend.

Kew Frame is a small picture framers situated near the Green in Kew. I recently took a print in to…read morebe framed and the service I got was excellent. I wanted my print to match another print which already had a frame. The owner of the shop helped my choose the frame which was the best match, and also recommended a surround for the print which would complement it. The result is great really professional. The price was also not bad for London I will go back again!

I love this shop. Always very helpful, and great advice on…read moreframes. The frame itself becomes a piece of art. I come all the way from Fulham to get my pictures frames, as I can't find any good frame shops locally. The owner of the shop is adorable and very professional. Roger, so sorry to read your comment, maybe worth giving it another try when manager comes back from maternity leave in about 4 months.

I commissioned an art reproduction with Fabulous Masterpieces of my father's favourite painting for…read morehis 60th. To be honest their prices are quite a bit higher than other art reproduction companies but as I'm a Brit I wanted to buy from a UK company and the quality of their paintings did look really good so I thought I'd give them a try. All I can say is i'm thrilled I did. The painting was excellently copied, and it was so well received by my father. I would happily recommend Fabulous Masterpieces to all my friends and family and will definitely be using them again when I require more artwork. Fab Service!

We asked Fabulous Masterpieces to produce a portrait of my parents for Dad's 60th birthday. Tim…read morewas very helpful and the final portrait was delivered within the timeframe set and arrived in immaculate condition. The picture was amazing. They had merged two photos together and taken people out of the original photograph but managed to make it look like the photo had been just like the portrait. It was perfect. My father's reaction was wonderful and he was clearly touched and impressed by the picture.Thank you Fabulous Masterpieces! We will definitely use your service again.

Henry is a neighbour of mine and i'm a 'patron' of his photography. We have a couple of fantastic…read moreimages decorating our home. The urban landscape stuff is spot on, especially those of Brixton. My favourites are his festival images, but we're not festival goers so haven't bought any of those. He's gone out of his way to give us great value & high quality prints. We also enjoy his no nonsense approach to customer care, he just does what he says he'll do, simple. We're very happy with the stuff we have of his already, he's doing a project for us now and we'll be using him for a natural photo shoot of our son when we get our timings right. Give him a go he's a top man, great photographer and brilliant producer of print and canvasses. I've not given him 5*s because i'm mean and am going to see if he delivers on the current project! I'm sure he will. Adios Andy

I've bought one picture off Ninja Prints and can thoroughly recommend them. Lots of great pics and…read moreall very reasonably priced.

The A Gallery, formally known as the Students Gallery, is a fantastic place to pick up an original…read morebargain. Wimbledon School of Art is located on the same road and students studying across London use this outlet to sell their wares. The shows change often and work is often one of a kind pieces, ideal for brightening up the home. The Gallery is run by a man called Fraiser who will be able to help you with any questions about the artist, their style, background and more. The friendly service offered by this man is part of the charm of this excellent word of mouth gallery in Merton Hall road for the past decade or more.

We asked Mark if he thought our old sofa was worth saving. He came and had a look and said it was…read more He completely refurbished it. We chose a fabric from dozens that he had. We are thrilled with the result he really is a craftsman and we would recommend him to anyone!! Gwen & Ian Cummings

What a charming environment for showing art! I had come across Gallery 286 by chance and a visit…read moreto this private exhibition space in Earls Court has been the highlight of the year so far. I had only recently come across the term "ego-seum" and while I dislike the word itself I just love the idea of collectors opening their homes to fellow art lovers. Gallery 286 has a lovely old-fashioned museum feel to it which provides a lovely backdrop for the art on display. I was fascinated with the current "Light Art" show which includes mind-blowing kinetic works by Andrew Ryder in the main reception room and a selection of holograms in the downstairs gallery - the main consignment of works by Dora Tass and August Muth was delayed in customs, but the selection of pieces from Jonathan Ross's (no, not Wossy) personal collection were equally fascinating. I was particularly lucky to get a chance to chat to both the host and a couple of artists - a truly enlightening evening.