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August 30, 2005
Picture Framer
Hi - This is slightly off topic (I think) but I'd love recommendations for a local picture framer. We are nearing completion of our master bedroom renovation and have some original drawings that need reframing for the new room. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Try San Art on 7th Avenue in Park Slope. Just a block south of Flatbush Ave.
Posted by: Dave at August 30, 2005 11:34 AM
Hi- My husband ownes and operates Handmade Frames, Inc. It is a high end frame shop, in Williamsburg. There is also a showroom in Chelsea. Handmade Frames works with a large majority of the NYC galleries and collectors. His name is Paul Baumann, if you would like to call and speak with him the #is 718-782-8364.
Posted by: marilyn at August 30, 2005 1:09 PM
Pearl Paint frame shop a block below Canal in Chinatown is excellent and dirt cheap.
Posted by: Anonymous at August 30, 2005 10:45 PM
There is a woman named Phyllis Wrynn at 559 10th Street in the Slope, between 7th and 8th, who has a frame shop and small gallery in her house. She does amazing work, really stellar. When a photo of my first child made the front page of the NYT Phyllis knew where to get it dipped in acid so it would last and framed it in a perfect way. She also commissioned beautiful custom frames for us for another project. She is, however, how shall I say it, somewhat eccentric. And very opinionated about how different kinds of art should be framed. I also had pretty good luck with Brooklyn Frameworks on 5th Ave. in the north slope.
Posted by: Anonymous at April 25, 2006 11:54 AM
There is a woman named Phyllis Wrynn at 559 10th Street in the Slope, between 7th and 8th, who has a frame shop and small gallery in her house. She does amazing work, really stellar. When a photo of my first child made the front page of the NYT Phyllis knew where to get it dipped in acid so it would last and framed it in a perfect way. She also commissioned beautiful custom frames for us for another project. She is, however, how shall I say it, somewhat eccentric. And very opinionated about how different kinds of art should be framed. I also had pretty good luck with Brooklyn Frameworks on 5th Ave. in the north slope.
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