Here is an un-stretched canvas that we framed for Esther Simmonds-MacAdam’s show ‘Was I Before’ at The Registry Theatre in Kitchener. This particular painting measures 46” x 84” and the art really stands out in it’s white floater frame.

Here is an un-stretched canvas that we framed for Esther Simmonds-MacAdam’s show ‘Was I Before’ at The Registry Theatre in Kitchener. This particular painting measures 46” x 84” and the art really stands out in it’s white floater frame.

We love to help breathe new life into your vintage artwork.

We love to help breathe new life into your vintage artwork.

We recently framed this work titled ‘Love Spoons’ by artist Annie Tung. We milled and built this shadowbox to spec using solid walnut and brass fittings. Love Spoons will be on display at SOFA Chicago from Nov 2-4 2012 at the L. A. Pai Gallery booth

This sticker had been stuck to our client’s fridge for two years. After this long, it had become clear that the time for a more permanent display solution had come. We are proud to say that no job is too small for us, and we enjoyed making a tiny custom frame for it.

This sticker had been stuck to our client’s fridge for two years. After this long, it had become clear that the time for a more permanent display solution had come. We are proud to say that no job is too small for us, and we enjoyed making a tiny custom frame for it.

This monochrome photograph titled Icelandic Ice Hross is by talented local photographer James Brylowski. It is looking sharp in its new white frame with white rag mat.

This monochrome photograph titled Icelandic Ice Hross is by talented local photographer James Brylowski. It is looking sharp in its new white frame with white rag mat.

Sometimes we find that the best solution is also the simplest one when it comes to choosing which style of frame to use for a particular piece of artwork. This black and white photograph by Patrick Fisher looks great in its black wood frame and white 100% cotton rag mat.

Sometimes we find that the best solution is also the simplest one when it comes to choosing which style of frame to use for a particular piece of artwork. This black and white photograph by Patrick Fisher looks great in its black wood frame and white 100% cotton rag mat.

We recently reframed this beautiful old aquatint etching print of unknown origin. It is signed Pierre but there is no last name. Perhaps one of you can help solve the mystery?

We recently reframed this beautiful old aquatint etching print of unknown origin. It is signed Pierre but there is no last name. Perhaps one of you can help solve the mystery?

We recently framed this new work by Annie Tung, just in time for this year’s TOAE. This project required a truly custom solution due to the three dimensional quality of the artwork. We hand-picked a piece of solid Red Oak from a local lumber yard and custom milled the moulding to achieve the specific depth and colour desired. Check out Annie’s display this weekend at booth White 87 for more beautiful sculptural artwork and jewellery.

We recently framed this beautiful painting for Esther Simmonds-MacAdam’s exhibition ‘Days’. You can view more of Esther’s work here.

We recently framed this beautiful painting for Esther Simmonds-MacAdam’s exhibition ‘Days’. You can view more of Esther’s work here.

This cool halftone photograph titled “The Perfect Twist” by Chicago photographer Debbie Carlos looks great in the shallow white shadowbox that we framed it in. While we have certainly delighted in a delicious twist or two in our day, we must admit that there are other treats we would sooner devour these days.