Everyone who works here is delightful. This shop may looks small from the outside but you can find…read moremost art supplies here at reasonable prices. They also have some really cool novelty items, local artist made cards, and unique craft gifts you won't find in big box stores. Really cool puzzles and beautiful build it style advent calendars for holidays. Definitely worth stopping here first before trekking out of town to Joann or Michael's.

They are so supportive and have a great line of the best quality paints and craft supplies.read more

Scott has always done a great job for me, either buying his own paintings to his selection of…read moreframes for photos or paintings.

I was in need of a frame for the Accordian Festival poster I bought last week. I found the Framery…read moreof SONOMA. The man who runs the place was the mist knowledgeable framer I have ever met. Not only did he do a great job, but it was done before it was promised

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 He…read morehas framed a number of pieces for me, ranging from shadowboxing historical documents to showcasing fine art.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.

Have you ever wanted to travel around the world? How about…read moreexplore a city or country as it stood 100 years ago? Maybe you'd like a print of the country your ancestors hail from? Or perhaps even a print of the city you or a family member was born in, circa the year they were born? You can do all of that here. Want a treasured & priceless photo framed in museum quality materials? Ditto. We checked out old maps of SF. Before Coit Tower & after Coit Tower. And pics of the GG Bridge being built. Crazy. There's even a "library series" of scented candles. The selection is pretty astounding. Maps are organized in a drawer filing system by city &/or country, or in binders. A great place to explore the world & get lost in it. 5 stars.

A month ago we visited Michael's gallery at the gate of Chinatown. What a wonderful experience…read more We are buying lots of Asian Art and other beautiful things for our home for several years already but this was something else, we never saw such an amazing collection!! Mostly, I would like to recommend the hospitality and the great service by this family. Everything arrived in perfect condition and we are happy to share some of the photos. We will definitely be back!!

I found them on yelp, and boy. Am I happy I did. From the moment I walked in the store, the staff…read morewas extremely courteous and helpful. The finished product - - - can't give six stars so I have to downgrade them to five!!

My husband and I have gotten several special pieces framed here over the last couple years and the…read morecraftsmanship has always exceeded expectations! They seem genuinely happy to work with you on custom projects and do an excellent job. It can be pricey, as others have said, and custom framing is not for every piece I have on my walls at home, but for the special, one of a kind works, or things that require an unusual layout or presentation it is well worth the money!

As I was walking along the sidewalk in old town Sonoma, I pasted a lot of shops. Many of them were…read moreart galleries with art pieces that didn't interest me. But the framed color photo of a soulful content face painted in a gorgeous shade of blue caught my eye. You can say... I made eye contact. I moved in closer to the shop window to get a better look and the next thing I knew I was walking into the gallery. The Lisa Kristine gallery. Who the heck is Lisa Kristine?! I was thinking this to myself because her photos are pieces of art. The walled photos were beautiful. Mesmerizing photos of places and people in gorgeous foreign lands. Some of the people were from indengious cultures but she captured their joy and pride. Anyway Lisa Kristine I found out is an award winning Humanitarian photographer, activist, and speaker. Her photos and photo books are shown and sold in the gallery and online. The photo books are a more affordable option vs the art photos. Another favorite photo is a black and white of aged weathered hands grasping the flow of running water from a hydraulic manual pump. Gorgeous storytelling in a moment of time photo. Step on into the gallery across from the Sonoma Plaza. Maybe something will catch your eye. #lisakristinephotojournalist #lisakristinephotogallerysonoma

Lisa Kristine's fine art photography gallery is a must see for anyone visiting the Sonoma area…read more Lisa is a world famous humanitarian photographer that has truly captured the human experience through diverse perspectives. Her work on human slavery is stunning and memorable. I highly recommend visiting and if possible, making a purchase to support this work.

Emmanuel has been a great help to us! We manage a private foundation with historic artwork and were…read morelooking for a North Bay service to peovide peofessional photographs/scans of the works. And we found the perfect spot! He has been responsive, professional and generous with his expertise. Plus he helped to arrange for a specialty glass replacement on one of our more vulnerable works and organized a beautiful repair to the frame. Thank you!

I have this old negative…read more I want to share with everyone the amazing experience I had working with North Bay Silver Lab in Napa CA. I found a 5x7 inch negative while going through my grandmothers belongings after her death. I don't know what it was like to be a small business owner in the 1920's and 30's But my grandparents did. I remember listing to all the stories about Chicago; fighting with the unions, or the power authority when the area went electric. My Grandmother passed away some years back and in going though her belongings I found an old negative. It appeared to be of my grandfather in the machine shop he owned in Chicago. I was surprised to learn how problematic finding someone, Anyone, to make a traditional Black and white print from an 5 x 7 negative. Finely, a friend at work told me to check out North Bay Silver Lab in Napa. I talked to Manual the owner, and he quoted me a fair price and explained the process clearly. When I received my prints back I was stunned, The quality of work was suitable for a museum. My only regret is that I did not have North Bay Silver Lab mount and frame my prints. If you have negatives and you want something that will last generations, You should contact North Bay Silver Lab. I highly recommend!

Went in for passport photos and was pleased by the quick and efficient process. I was able to…read morereview my photos prior to printing, too. Had no idea that can also complete and process your passport application and/or mail it out for you (both at an additional cost). Staff were very friendly and professional.

Got films for my camera. The wife was really friendly. Nothing to complain about but will see how…read morethey do with developing my films.

Fast and reasonably priced. I had to get 9 vests embroidered and Virginia and her team did a great…read morejob.

Kathy and the team at Fox Fabrique are the greatest. My latest project with Kathy was my favorite…read more It was not 1000 pens or 250 t-shirts (though she does those!). It was a single blanket embroidered with a heart and my wife's name. Probably the best Valentine's Day gift I have ever given. Thank you Kathy!