Gayle takes a thoughtful, mood-board approach to every framing project. Taking cues from your artwork, she'll considers the time period in which it was created, the use and sheen of the medium, and the atmosphere and message conveyed by the artist. She strives for an aesthetic that looks 'right' for your art, regardless of where it hangs.

 

Through the materials and preservation methods she employs in the studio, Gayle intentionally creates framing that lasts both physically and aesthetically. You'll find finely finished and crafted mouldings at the studio, featuring splined corners and water gilding. A Buy One Plant One reforestation line and an exclusive collection of handcrafted Ontario hardwood frames provide you with sustainable options.

 

 

The use of archival materials and the principles of design ensure that your framed work will endure. Every job is treated as an investment in your art's future.

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When works of art are brought into the studio for reframing, all original frames, glass and mats in good condition are donated to - and happily received by - local high school art students. ​​

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