Tanya and patty are so helpful and creative. They always take the time to show me options and give me ideas … I always LOVE how my pieces turn out. I recommend checking their shop out on 4th and Monroe… Great prices and great quality!!!
Kristina F.
Place rating: 5 Philadelphia, PA
I used to think I was okay at art, décor, colors, you know — artsy things. What I realized is that I am terrible at art, but that I have an eye for talent. Patty — co-owner at Three Trees Custom Framing — has talent in abundance. We manage our former home as a vacation rental, for which Patty provided 98% of the artwork. And after guests check in, this is the feedback I get, consistently: «Your place is so much more awesome than I thought it would be, your pictures don’t do it justice» [our spot] «is warm and inviting, and the art is gorgeous» «And how much is this piece» — you know, like we run a gallery or something. ET – Cetera; I could go on. I really could. We exceed expectations before our guests remove their shoes. But what’s amazing about Patty is not just her gifted work. It’s the way she came to our rescue within 48 hours. I had been kicking around some ideas with Patty for a month leading up to our first booking, and was in full-blown panic one week prior. We had no art to speak of. Nothing. I’ve thought once or twice about why I left this critical detail to the last minute, but I guess it’s like flying coach after first class. In any event, I needed to tie the place together. Urgently. This might not sound like a crisis, but try walking into a place with no art, and then try getting people to pay you for staying there. On day one of said panic, I dropped off pictures to our entire place — 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 4 floors, 2000 square feet. On day three — ONEHOURBEFOREGUESTSARRIVED — Patty and her husband drove up with 26 of the-most perfect pieces for our home. Every space was gorgeously filled. Every piece tied into our«concepts» — stylistically and however else things can be tied together. I couldn’t make this up. I will never get tired of hearing that moment of surprise when guests walk in and know they’ve made a good choice. I’m proud of the improvements we’ve made, but our home was a rental for a long long time, and we are still working to iron out the«rental» feel. It’s not the home itself that’s warm. It’s the art. These days, I don’t so much as paint a wall without enlisting Patty’s opinion, and I will never make a décor decision without her again!
Nancy L.
Place rating: 5 Philadelphia, PA
I was a bit embarrassed coming in with a cheapo IKEA frame and asking for a matting job on a poster. The ladies were so friendly and helpful that any hesitation faded away! They made the poster and frame look much classier than it deserved to.
Janice C.
Place rating: 5 Philadelphia, PA
We have been regular customers over the years and everything they have done for us has been wonderful. On every occasion they have turned a framing of a work of art into a work of art. Their talents in framing have greatly enhanced the art works we have brought to them. The synergy between the framing and work of art is always perfect.
Molly M.
Place rating: 5 Fairmount, Philadelphia, PA
I decided to have my great-grandfather’s certificate of his Distinguished Service Cross re-framed. It’s from 1919, and when my grandparents gave it to me, it was in a tattered old frame that eventually fell apart. As you may imagine, I was nervous to hand over something so precious! But Tanya was awesome. She was able to quote me a price that didn’t break the bank(I’m a poor grad student, after all), turnaround time was super short, and the end product was so beautiful, it made me tear up! My great-grandfather and grandparents would be thrilled to see it displayed so beautifully. Both Patty and Tanya were so sweet, too! Thanks, ladies, for doing such a lovely job!
Donna L.
Place rating: 1 Los Angeles, CA
I used this frame shop years ago to frame a poser that was important to me — I’m not sure if it had real cash value. When I came to pick it up, the owner told me it had been ‘stolen’ from the sidewalk where she had put it for a minute when she was moving it from the shop. I asked her why she was moving it from the shop — she stuttered wildly but didn’t offer a solution, didn’t apologize. I didn’t think to file a police report until much later — I was so busy and distracted by the recent loss of my Mother and flustered by the experience. All these years later, I still think of that incident and what these people got away with.