A great piece of art might be able to overcome an unattractive frame, but the right frame design can make even an inexpensive print look like a million bucks.
Bring us your treasured photos in for a little bit of love. We scan your torn, scratched, cracked and faded pictures and digitally restore them.
Complement your artwork, photos, and memorabilia with picture lights, display cases, and ready-made frames. These finish the piece and make it easier to see on the wall.
Framers Market & Gallery is Prescott’s full-service frame shop, serving customers since 1984. We design and build custom frames for fine art, photographs, and the pieces you cannot replace. Certified framers. Archival materials. Work done in-house on Montezuma Street.
Bring in the photo, even if it is faded, torn, or stuck in an old album. We scan and restore it here, print a new copy, and frame it with archival mats and UV glass. The original stays in the shop. It is never mailed out.
Oils, watercolors, prints, and work from the gallery. We build the frame around the piece: moulding, mat, and glass chosen to suit the art and the wall it will hang on.
Maps, deeds, diplomas, and letters need a mat and glass that will not yellow or fade them. We hinge and mount them so the paper stays flat and the piece can come back out if it ever needs to.
Cross-stitch, quilts, and jerseys are stretched and mounted so the fabric is supported, not pinched. Shadow-box depth keeps stitches and lettering off the glass.
Medals, patches, flags, and uniforms go in a display case built for the set, not a standard frame. We lay out the pieces so the service record reads clearly on the wall.
A signed ball, a pair of spurs, a baby shoe, a model, a ticket stub. We build a deep box to the object, set it so it sits clear of the glass, and finish it like the rest of the frame work in the shop.
News from the shop: new moulding, framing tips, and what we are working on at Framers Market & Gallery in Prescott.
A faded photo, a painting from the gallery, a jersey, a medal, a map you do not want handled wrong. Bring the piece to the shop on Montezuma. We will walk the moulding, mat, and glass with you, then build the frame here. Most people leave knowing exactly how it will look on the wall.
