Beautiful, unique furniture. Refinished with care and love. Curated home finishing a that add just…read morethe right touch.

I love this home decor and furniture store! You'll find a wonderfully curated selection of…read morebeautiful restored/repainted furniture (most in the currently very hot white milk paint style), various hand-crafted art pieces, and, a bonus: reasonably priced private workshop class anyone can take with the owner to learn to transform old - ahh, "vintage," that is - wooden furniture into beautiful new pieces via the right paint and a modicum of skill. If you're looking for a few unique pieces for your home or a housewarming gift for someone special, this place should definitely be on your must-visit list.

NAB(Norristown Arts Building) is host to a number of contemporary artist. Highly skilled. Their…read moreonce a year open house is a must for the area if you enjoy bleeding edge 2D artwork. Mixed media, drawing, painting can be found in all shapes and sizes. I would say most are post modern expressionist. Shows are regularly hung in the Pagus gallery on the second floor.

this is the best framing shop in Pennsylvania. Excellent price best service over 35 years…read moreexperience picture framer. I never meet in my life someone like owner of art expo. May Allah bless him, and God bless him.

Mike has the knowledge, experience, and talent that I was looking for and needed after another…read moreframer did a very poor job with my canvas. He thoroughly explained what had been done incorrectly and redid the work so that the canvas was taut on the frame and looked beautiful. I highly recommend him to anyone who wants quality workmanship at a reasonable price.

Great gallery!!! John and Carol consistently curate amazing exhibits!! I love they feature local…read moreartists from the suburbs but also bring in artists from Philly. The openings are fun and the artists talks are a great learning experience. I love walking by when the shows are changing to see what exciting exhibit will be next. If you are intimidated by art galleries, do not be with Church Street Gallery. They are welcoming and knowledgeable! It's a great place to learn and get start your collection. Every exhibit typically has something for various budgets.

Came here to see a gallery showing. Had a good time. The area is well lit and spacious. In hip…read morearea of town. All the pieces were clearly marked and priced. They had wine, cheese and fruit during the event. It was well attended and had an enjoyable time. Only downside is that there's only street parking.

What a cool hidden gem in Valley Forge National Park! I took a tour of this museum in November…read more2025. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and intriguing as he guided us around the property and inside the home/studio. Esherick was extremely talented and it was incredible to see his stunning creations. Tips: The tour is inside and outside so dress accordingly. There are steps inside the building. Booking ahead is required and tour group counts are limited.

Visiting the Wharton Esherick Museum in Malvern had been on my to do list for a while, but the…read moretours sell out, and I've missed out on visiting a couple of times! Last week, I planned a last minute day trip to the Philadelphia area and noticed that they had exactly four tickets still open on tours for the rest of the month and they were for the upcoming Saturday at 11am. It was a sign, and I jumped on buying those tickets. How to explain the Wharton Esherick Museum?! Wharton Esherick was an American artist and designer (he's best known for his modernist wood furniture), and - while not a trained architect - he designed this house and studio compound (of four separate buildings) in Malvern to live and work in. By the time he was adding a workshop to the compound in 1955, building codes had made their way into law and Esherick got help from none other than Louis Kahn to help design that building. So what will you see if you visit? Just an incredible home and studio. Esherick was not into straight lines or right angles or wasting perfectly good wood, so the house and studio is an amazing sight: that staircase! the wood floor in the dining room! the concrete extension painted in colors that blend into the natural surroundings! the art and furniture pieces of Esherick's shown throughout the house! It's a hard place to describe, but our tour guide did a marvelous job of teaching us about Esherick and the buildings during our tour, while sharing some woodworking facts and passion, too! Reservations for the tours are required, and they do sell out. Regularly. There's an exhibit on Esherick at the Brandywine right now, and that might be generating more interest than usual in seeing his home and studio - or maybe tours of this amazing place are always this popular?! We did the Experiencing Esherick Tour, which takes you into the home and studio building and lasts about an hour. They offer some specialized tours of more limited days as well - I will definitely be visiting again for the architecture tour which takes you into at least one additional building you don't see on the general tour! The house? Fascinating. Our tour guide? Lovely. The grounds? Beautiful even in December. And a lovely little gift shop in Esherick's old garage where you can do some holiday shopping? Bonus. What's not to love about the Wharton Esherick Museum? I know I'll be returning to bring friends and family to this wonderful place in the future.

Strictly speaking, I have nothing to review as I couldn't even get anyone to wait on me despite…read morethere being two women working behind the counter. Never even asked me what I wanted although when I picked up my caricatures to leave after waiting for 20 minutes, one of the women said, "Oh just leave that. I will take care of it." How? She didn't even know what I wanted.

I do not have a lot of experience getting things framed. When I do, I'm somewhat shocked at the…read moreprice! Everything adds up quickly and I've spent 200 bucks on a frame\glass\matting before. Probably why I don't have too much experience! I have a concert poster from Dead and Company that is very dear to me, it was a great night celebrating my birthday with some good friends. Had another one from the Black Keys this year that also deserved framing. So I stopped into the Framers Market Gallery which happens to be right around the corner from me to get some ideas of what it would cost...I am SOOO happy I did! Aileen(sp?) was working the counter and she is good at her job! So glad I went with her recommendations! The Black Keys one she figured out quickly and I'm very happy with it! She looked longer at the Dead and Co poster and ran a couple ideas past me...I'd never have thought this, but she suggested I use 2 frames!?! A blue one on the inside, to pickup the blue from the poster, and a black one outside, which would match my other artwork. I wasn't sure how it would look when done, but liked the idea, and it was actually cheaper with 2 frames than using matting... Think it took about 2 weeks and I was so happy with them both! The Dead and Co poster just blows me away, I love it! It was also cheaper than my previous framing experiences, so double the recommendation! Thank you Aileen, I'll be back with more!

Just picked up my new framing project. It's occurred to me that I've never acknowledged what great…read morework they've done for me over the years. As I look around my office there are no less than 6 framed pictures they've so masterfully completed. There at least as many at home. Each and every time Alexa has planned out the job, and guided me when I should spend the money, and when I should save it. Honestly, professionalism, and value. Great combination! They have two locations, one in Philly, and another in my local, Montgomeryville PA. Highly recommend checking them out!

On line it said they were open. Pulled in parking lot and they had flashing open sign but were…read moreclosed. I left work 15 minutes early to be here before they closed with two peices to be framed. What a waste of time and gas. Cheryl

Julie was wonderful to work with. She created a no stress atmosphere while we were shopping. She…read morereally got to know what we were looking for and made some fabulous suggestions. I recommend seeking her out at the Wentworth gallery at the KOP mall.