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.

I brought in a few small paintings (2 by my 10 year old daughter) to be framed but didn't want to…read morebreak the bank. Of course you pay for custom framing, but the guy working helped me make some economical choices without me feeling like I was skimping on design. Very convenient location and efficient, friendly service. I was told my 4 paintings will be ready in 3 weeks-seems reasonable to me. I will update this review once I see the quality of the work but I feel confident in the samples I saw in the store.

We bought a painting for a wedding present, and sent it from Australia to be framed here, and…read morecollected by the happy couple. The service was excellent - Sharon was super helpful, and very willing to talk through all the our options. The price was very reasonable, and we were all very happy with the end result. Would recommend to anyone.

Good frame....work. Reasonable prices. Reliable. Good choices of frames. They also share advice and…read moreexpertise. Small shop but delays are not too long (about 12 days for me).

From the owner: We are a bespoke framing company specialising in finding the perfect frames for you and your…read moreartwork. We have a fun caring atmosphere and get most custom by word of mouth. We take pride in our work and pay close attention to detail.

What a lovely little gallery in one of the nicest streets in Kensington - perfect for an afternoon…read morewalk even on a grey day! A reminder that it is always worth turning off the main road to explore hidden corners and side streets. The gallery is located at the corner of Thankeray Street, a hidden gem of small shops and cafes running parallel to Kensington High Street - well worth a visit if you want to get a feel for the area's history. The gallery specialises in architectural and classical prints, in particular of the local area, which are displayed in charming surroundings. The owners are equally charming and very knowledgeable. They run a framing workshop on site and are true experts in their field.

In the age of digital photographs who has the need of developing photographs? For presentations as…read morewell as friends and families from time to time you need the best photographs on paper. It might take longer to scroll through your 100 of pictures but with digital you will have no bad surprises. I have been faithful to Snappy Snaps a long time. The customer service is very friendly at Angel and you never wait long. The fact that this office is open even on Sunday, makes it even more convenient. Their new system is to upload the pictures by yourself, so you can do a careful selection. But there is always assistant in place when needed. Your development can be ready after hours or a day later. There are various things you can choose to stylise you pictures in shape, format and borders. I had a phase where I liked my pictures with a white border. There are lots of other products for mounting and framing, which I found quite useful for my design work.

Staff were friendly and helpfull but they wanted to charge me £23 for a simple bit of photoshopping…read moreon the photo that I gave to them...a very easy process that on 2 occasions they got it wrong .

Hi I have an offer for you! I am a digital artist based in London and believe you could benefit…read morefrom selling my art prints. If I had to label my artistic style I'd probably call it visionary, neon and fantasy. My Instagram page is called Sofiev Art. Here's my website also: https://sofievart.com/

This shop is one of these typical examples of places you take for granted, and before you know it…read moreit could be gone. Well, it pretty much does exactly what it says on the tin ... shelves stacked with art supplies, stationery, craft items - anything from tags and stickers for market stall holders, petty cash vouchers and printer cartridges for the (home) office, to stretched canvas panels and paints for artists.