Frame Destination

5 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from April 4, 2016
  

  Kath H. asked:

  I'm in dire need of a high-quality, reliable, very cost effective resource (online or physical store) to start buying frames from. (I live and create just outside of Washington, DC, if that matters.) Any and all suggestions, recommendations, and places to avoid if you've had a bad experience are VERY welcome. The rate that I am making art is far faster than the rate my pocketbook is filling up, so I have lots that need great frames on a budget!

  

  Joy M. replied:

  I like American Frame. They have cut mats for me as well as custom-sized frames. A colleague swears by framedestination.com in Texas. I have also bought a TON of pre-sized frames from Craig Frames on Ebay.

  

  Amy H. replied:

  http://www.framedestination.com/

  

  Karen L. replied:

  I use http://www.framedestination.com/. The customer service is awesome, I forgot something in my order, so I emailed them and they got back to me in a few minutes and added it my order so I didn't have to pay additional shipping costs. And yes the packing is great.

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• Referral from July 12, 2015
  

  Francois R. asked:

  Hello fellow photographers, I've been printing a few of my shots in 20x30 and I've been looking around for good quality frames that don't cost an arm and a leg. I typically would rather stay away from anything MDF (cheap wood assembled with high powered highly acidic glue that destroys prints over time) and even worse bending plexi in lieu of glass. Do you know of a good place in the area where I could get these frames or have them custom made? Just went up to Capitol Hill, and it was 300 USD a pop....

  

  Thorsten S. replied:

  I order all my frames from www.framedestination.com. No complaints.

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• Referral from July 25, 2012
  

  Nitin K. asked:

  Hi Folks, I need some suggestions for Matte. What are your favorite places to get matte for your prints? I've looked at AaronBrothers , matcutter.com ( suggested by Alan ) and bunch of sites from Google results but so far matcutter seems best option. Set of 10 matte - 4 ply archival quality matte of size 18x24 with 12x18 window is ~$100 ( including shipping) . I've never purchased matte before so is it good price? Any other options/suggestions? Thanks in advance..

  

  Thorsten S. replied:

  I've been happy with ordering mats and frames from www.framedestination.com

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