Quality First
Archival mats, conservation glazing and hand-finished mouldings. Nothing leaves the shop until it is right.
A neighborhood framing studio with museum standards, serving Carnegie Hill since 2007.

We opened our doors on Lexington Avenue in 2007 with one idea: that the framing on the Upper East Side should be as considered as the art it protects. Thousands of frames later, that has not changed.
We stay open six days a week because New Yorkers do not keep bankers' hours. Come in on a Saturday morning with a poster from a trip, or on a weekday evening with a painting that has been in your family for a century — someone will sit with you.
Our craftsmen work with archival, acid-free materials and conservation glazing, and we cut every mat in house. The result is framing that looks like it belongs in a museum and lives comfortably in your home.
Archival mats, conservation glazing and hand-finished mouldings. Nothing leaves the shop until it is right.
Every frame is assembled by hand in our Lexington Avenue workshop by craftsmen who have done this for decades.
From a simple gallery frame to a full conservation treatment, we find an option that fits what you have in mind.
“We want to cater to all of your needs, and that is why we stay open 6 days a week.”