Thought it was called the Artmill but this is definitely the right address. Interesting shop with a…read morecontinuous and frequently changing series of exhibitions by good west country artists. Often some sculpture and occasional jewelry. Very good value and quick framing service.

The lovely people at Wallis Stephens really pulled it out of the bag for me. I needed some really…read morecreative vision with a project for a wedding anniversary. They not only dropped everything to help me meet my deadline, but they did a brilliant job. Framing, mounting and wrapping. Couldn't recommend them highly enough.

Really professional service. THe lasy there seems really interested in making the most of your…read morepictures and is very wise in the ways of picture framing Slightly pricey but totally worth it.

I've tried four different Galleries in this area and this is by far the best in reliability and…read moreprice and provide a very professional service. I would heartily recommend them. There is free parking in the area varying from 20 minute to 60 minute stay.

Possibly the most awkward experience I have had in any Plymouth shop. There are bright lights and…read morebig open windows showing off lots of modern artworks. i am interested in some current local artists and decided to take a look. There was a guy sitting at a table inside by the stairs. The door was locked and I pressed the buzzer. He just turned on his chair and ignored me. Eventually he pressed the release. I began to look around but was cross-examined as to my intentions and told that the four pictures I had looked at were all priced well in excess of £10k. The man went grumpily back to his chair and a little later appeared to take part in a remote art auction giving instructions to someone on the other end. I had barely been in the shop for ten minutes before I was gruffily told that he had to conduct business and would have to close the shop. Well how does he expect to sell anything. If he only takes customers by prior appountment only there should be a big warning notice on the front window.