Green and Stone is a great little art shop that is also a framers…read more I love the old feel to this store, as these guys have been on the go since 1927. They have a fine selection of the best quality oil, acrylic and watercolour paint. They also sell paper, canvas, brushes and easels. They also have a great range of gifts such as globes, pencils, photo frames, perfect for the artist or writer in your family. The only downside is it is a bit pricey.

What a gem of a place…read more I love the antique art materials & always drop in on my way to nearby Chelsea Arts Club

Was on vacation visiting friends, bought a nice piece of art in London, friend recommended frame…read moreset and match Covent Garden, thought might as well take advantage of the great exchange rate. Can't speak highly enough, Andrew knew I only had three days before I flew back home, pulled out all the stops and had it ready a day before I flew home. Did an amazing job , better than I could have gotten at home, very reasonable price. Highly recommend.

if you're looking to get something framed in a convenient central location and would also…read moreappreciate some advice on your choice of frame, FS&M is for you. The staff are happy to make suggestions for the right frame for your work, and the results are always highly professional: beautiful bespoke frames with carefully selected backing paper and hanging kit included. I like the fact that the staff are not afraid to make suggestions: We came in with a limited edition print we wanted to put in a black frame and the guys in store gently suggested that this would completely dominate and ruin the artwork. They recommended a pale frame we never would have chosen ourselves. but I'm very glad the did as the finished product is beautiful and it was immediately obvious that a dark frame would have ruined the look of the print. FS&M is not cheap: we paid £70 for framing a smallish print, but it's definitely worth it for the quality of the service and the finished product. Also for the convenience of the location!

When you are on the bus on Fulham road you will pass at some stage a shop which has what ever…read moreweather is like his mirrors proudly on display outside. Walking by it will reflect you from different angles - this shop intrigued me - so I went in. Their price tags are clearly displayed and sometimes they have special offers. I was looking for a mirror - a girl has a hard time not having a mirror in her bedroom. I found a pair of rectangle shaped mirrors. They both had a white wooden framing. I think I bought them for £40, which was a good deal and since then they are hanging in my little room, which makes it optical bigger! They also are specialised in tailor-made framing - you definitely should check this place out - the owner is very helpful and full fills special wishes. It belongs to the Albert Williams Gallery.

The picture frames that you will find in this shop on Westbourne Grove are stunning and monumental…read more Whether it is the oil painted portrait of Great Great Uncle The Duke of Sussex or just a treasured photo that you need framing, this is the place to go for quality. The shop and workshop is full of age, character and an impressive array of frames in all styles. Framing services do not come cheaply, but they also often sell off old or damaged frames where you can really pick up a bargain.

Loved the shop. Some of the prints were a bit pricy but I understand the trade. I've been looking…read morefor good prints to bring home to my mother in America and it was the best place to find exactly what I needed. Highly suggest!!

Magnificent! I was…read moreafter a print of Alexandra Palace for my fella's birthday and was pointed in the direction of Storey's by my mum: "You must have been before - that little store just off St Martin's Lane?" Erm, nope! Well, Storey's certainly is a 'hidden treasure' and I can't believe it's taken me almost three decades in London to discover it. Boxes and boxes of original, rare prints, from London scenes to military and naval to old maps - it's a trove of gems and I could have happily spent the entire day flipping through the images. There were three men serving when I arrived and one helped me to locate a fantastic, large print of Ally Pally from 1875 that was exactly what I was looking for. I continued to explore and also found a smaller print of 1820s Covent Garden market from 1885 and one of the Globe Theatre from 1885. The prices vary wildly in price, for example the small Globe print was a reasonable £30 while a similar sized map of north London was £230! Yikes! Many of them are extremely rare original prints and engravings, so it really depends on their age I guess. As I've said before, size isn't everything! My purchases cost me a modest £150 without framing, not bad considering their quality and uniqueness! They provide a framing service here but I wasn't sure where we'd hang them so decided to hold on so I could pick an appropriate frame later. This really is a great place to come for a thoughtful and unique gift for friends, family or that 'someone special'... or even just to treat yourself! If I'm in the area and have time to kill I will definitely be popping back in for a look around - I could spend hours in Storey's!