Been framing things here for years; recently had three MCM works on paper framed/reframed, with…read moreexcellent results and creative collaboration.

My mother has used Morgan to frame several things over the years. This was the most complex and…read morebest work yet. These are my grandfather's and his brother's WWI medals. It was a challenge because none of the medals were the same size, and we needed to clearly show which belonged to whom. Morgan kept adjusting the spacing and height until everything felt right. You wouldn't believe how many layouts we considered, given how natural it looks in the end. The colors don't come through accurately in the photo, it looks ten times better in person. Finally, while custom framing is never cheap, this ended up being less than half of what we were quoted elsewhere. My family couldn't be more pleased.

Roy is great! He is knowledgeable and takes pains to help you find just the right color of mats…read morethat work well with frames for your art, photos etc!

I was so happy w/ the work they did for me. They do a really great job - they are very precise in…read moretheir measurements; have a great selection of mats and frames. Something I painted was framed there and it took the painting to another level! The owner and the employees are very helpful and will give you guidance if you want it. Roy the owner, is very attentive and takes great pride in his shop and the work they do! Highly recommended!

Ah yes, the "store of the future." The future apparently has no employees, no customer service, and…read moreno actual products. Just a bunch of glowing machines that expect you to do everything yourself like some kind of unpaid intern for a vending machine. Selection? If you like disappointment, you'll love it here. It's like they raided a gas station and said, "Yeah, that's enough." Prices are wild too it's cheaper to have Amazon hand-deliver it to your house on a gold-plated drone. Honestly, this place feels like a social experiment to see how long humans will tolerate nonsense before going back to online shopping. Spoiler alert: not long. Go to Amazon. It's better, cheaper, and at least their robots know what they're doing.

Still a great store for art supplies, crafting, framing, beading, knitting & crocheting, artificial…read moreflowers, even a very small fabric section, plenty of seasonal sales, and a small sugary snack selection near the checkout counters. Self-checkout has been added and like most retail stores salespeople have been greatly reduced, but overall still many items needed for everyday crafts.

Rob is a master framer with an art background, so his insights and wisdom are a great resource. He…read morehas framed a number of pieces for me, ranging from shadowboxing historical documents to showcasing fine art. His prices, turnaround time, and communication are totally professional. I am so glad I gave Frameworks a try!

I have a photography business and look to Dana for all our custom framing needs. She is highly…read moreskilled and very professional. Our jobs are turned around quickly so our customers are delighted with us because of her. I recommend her to everyone in need of framing services big or small. Her attention to detail and great customer service make her the framing business to seek out in St. Helena.

Very helpful staff helped us compile a "crafts" kit for a 7-year-old girl, and the kit was a big…read morehit with the recipient and her.guardians! It appeared that the prices at the store were competitive and they appeared well stocked. If you need art and craft supplies give them a try!

A wonderful selection of art supplies with a helpful staff. Much better than ordering online…read more Thank you Rileystreet Art Supply.

Valerie, the owner of this little frame shop off 116, knows her stuff. She has a beautiful…read moreselection of frames and a great eye for what will go with whatever you bring in. She patiently waited while my mom and I debated back and forth over each piece we'd brought in to be framed, and then added her expert opinion when asked. She's not cheap, but the quality is excellent.

This is a wonderful old, local store, one of a dying breed of similar places which used to be…read morecommon in downtowns but are now sadly mostly long gone. Santa Rosa is fortunate to have a place like this still. It's a mixture of nice stationary store selling a huge range of pens (and refills), pencils, stationary, cards, etc., plus nice homewares like good crystal and china, along with games, puzzles,and art. They sell a number of locally made or themed items, too, such as art and crafts by local artists, puzzles with local images or themes from the area, and more. It's also a great place to get Christmas decor at Christmas time, for during the Christmas season they sell a nice range of ornaments and nutcrackers, including high-quality German-made nutcrackers and wooden ornaments, ones instead of just the more common lower-grade things one can find anywhere.

If you find yourself near Old Courthouse Square and haven't ducked into Corrick's, you're doing…read moreSanta Rosa wrong. I stopped in to hunt for a Valentine's Day gift and was immediately met with a bewildering number of choices. It's the kind of place where you go in for one thing and end up contemplating an entire lifestyle upgrade. Their selection of greeting cards is easily the best in the area--actually witty, high-quality stuff that doesn't feel like a grocery store afterthought. What really makes this spot a gem is their support for the community. I managed to score a fantastic Valentine's piece from a local artisan, which beats a generic box of chocolates any day. Whether you're looking for fine crystal, unique jewelry, or quirky home decor, the variety is genuinely impressive. The service was top-notch--helpful without hovering--and you can't beat the ideal location right in the heart of downtown. It's a local institution for a reason.