A frame shop in St. Petersburg was recently awarded one of Décor Magazines top 100 frame and art galleries in the country for the second year in a row.  This frame shop concentrates on the quality of their work and how best to preserve your photographs of precious memories; prints of important moments or experiences in time, or beautiful artwork either purchased or handmade by the customer, all the while maintaining a sensitivity to your budgetary restrictions.

St. Petersburg frame shop offers framing of unique items that people typically do not think of framing until perhaps they see it in the Frame Gallery.  For example, there are shadowbox style frames that can hold a football, baseball, basketball or any type of sports jersey from either a world-famous player or a customer’s child. These shadowbox style frames could also hold a wedding dress, a wedding bouquet of flowers, wedding cake tops, christening gowns, top hats, Broadway show costumes, first edition books, rare coins or stamp collections and just about anything a person might want to preserve and display, a frame shop could find a frame large enough and deep enough, in addition to being attractive enough, to display a prized possession.

With over 2000 custom frames to choose from, The Great Frame Up of Tampa, Florida and its two other stores located in St. Petersburg and Wesley Chapel, they are bound to find a frame that will perfectly accent whatever it is you want framed.  These custom frames will accent the photographs, prints or artwork and not take away from what is inside the frame or overpower its contents.  There are several frame experts on staff at each location to help individuals choose the right combination of custom frames and matting so that the photograph or artwork shines through and the frame only provides an accent in addition to something to hold everything together.

Custom framing is an art in which the framers looks at the piece of artwork, photograph or print and can decide which style, texture and color frame would work best to draw out the best in what is going in the frame without clashing or overpowering the frame to item.