Custom Framing / Unusual Items
Frame Place frames essentially any object customers bring into the shop. If it fits through the door and matters to you, bring it in: we will look at it together and design a way to frame it.
After 27 years, very little surprises us. People bring in instruments, tools, garments, letters, maps, menus, and things that defy categories entirely. The question is never really whether it can be framed; it is how to frame it so it looks intentional.
The honest answer sometimes includes what not to do. We will tell you when a piece needs a different mounting, a deeper box, or a simpler treatment than you expected. That is what walking into a real shop is for.
Good To Know
We start with what the object is made of and what it weighs, because those decide the mounting. Then depth: flat pieces get frames, dimensional pieces get boxes. Then the honest questions: what should be visible, what angle tells the story, and what backing makes the object read as intentional instead of odd.
Sometimes the right answer is simpler than the customer expected, and we will say so. Restraint is free.
There is no meaningful price list for one-of-a-kind objects, which is why the quote happens with the object on the counter. Size, depth, and mounting complexity set it. The conversation and the quote are free, and you will know the number before anything is built.
The working rule after 27 years: if you can carry it through the door, we can almost certainly frame it. For genuinely large pieces, a surfboard, a big textile, a door-sized map, call first and we will plan the approach before you haul it over.
No appointment. Bring the piece to the shop and we look at it together.
Compare real corner samples and materials against your piece, with our guidance.
Most jobs are ready in about 3 business days, depending on type and complexity.
Questions, Answered
Bring it in. Looking at the actual object together is the fastest way to a real answer, and there is no charge for the conversation.
That is normal. Most people do not walk in with a style in mind; comparing real samples against the piece is how the decision gets easy.
Yes. Instruments go in deep boxes mounted so their weight is properly carried, and they make some of the most striking wall pieces we build.
Yes, and these are some of the most loved pieces we do. A grandmother's recipe card in a good mat stops people mid-hallway.
Bring it as it is. If anything would help before framing, we will tell you at the counter instead of surprising you later.
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903 SW 87th Ave, Miami, FL 33174 • Serving All Of Miami
