“Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision – “ Andrew Carnegie
A: The Framemakers specialize in quality custom picture framing with unparalleled service and knowledge of the industry. We frame everything from paintings, photography, keepsakes, clothing, posters, anything our clients want framed.
A: We offer fully custom framing. By that we mean the matting, glass, frame and general design is exactly what the client wants in the size that best suits the item being framed.
A: Yes – design guidance is a core part of the framing process. Our experienced team helps you to not only find the perfect look for your art but also the mechanical or technical aspect to make sure the design will look perfect for future generations.
A: Absolutely, we always offer archival and conservation grade materials. From acid free matting, UV protective glass, to preservation mounting for items of value - regardless of if the item has monetary or personal value.
A: Yes, we can of course reframe an item. We also can do some repairs to wood frames, replace broken glass or update a new mat and dust cover. Our repair capability is predicated by the condition of the item brought in.
A: We are at 10 N. Cass, Westmont IL. The Framemakers serve customers throughout the greater Chicagoland area including all the surrounding suburbs and from Wisconsin and Indiana.
A: No, The Framemakers are ready and willing to take on any challenge any time we are open.
A: Since 1969 The Framemakers have devoted themselves to the fine art of custom framing. That is our passion. We carry a superior line of over 3,000 frame samples, 1,000 mat colors, fabrics, and multiple types of glass finishes all with you in mind. We design, build and consult with an extensive knowledge of frames and designs from years of experience. We know frame and interior decorating from time past and current design trends. We believe in superior frame design and craftsmanship. This is why The Framemakers are now servicing 3rd generations of clients. Because nobody does it better than The Framemakers.
