

Frame Beverly provides custom artwork and fine art framing in Los Angeles and West Hollywood for original works, fine art prints, limited editions, illustrations, and works on paper.
Every piece is different, so we design the framing around the artwork itself. We can help select the frame, matting, mounting, and glazing based on the size, medium, style, and presentation you want.

We frame a wide range of artwork, from one-of-a-kind originals to limited editions and works on paper. Each piece is approached individually so the finished frame complements the artwork rather than overpowering it.
Artwork we commonly frame includes:
Original paintings
Fine art prints
Limited editions
Drawings and illustrations
Watercolors
Lithographs and screen prints
Mixed-media artwork
Works on paper



Frame color, width, profile, matting, and glazing can dramatically change how artwork looks once it is on the wall. Some pieces benefit from a clean, understated frame, while others work better with natural wood, metallic finishes, decorative mouldings, or layered matting.
At Frame Beverly, you can compare frame samples directly against your artwork and see how different combinations work before making a decision.
Depending on the artwork, we can help with:
Frame and moulding selection
Matting and borders
Mounting options
Glazing choices
Proportion and spacing
Overall presentation
Frame Beverly provides custom artwork and fine art framing from our shop at 8109 Beverly Blvd in Los Angeles, immediately adjacent to West Hollywood.
We serve customers throughout West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Fairfax, Mid-Wilshire, and surrounding Los Angeles neighborhoods.
Bring your artwork into the shop to compare framing options and receive an estimate.

Frame Beverly can frame original paintings, drawings, illustrations, fine art prints, limited editions, mixed-media pieces, and many other works on paper.
Usually not. Works on paper are typically framed with a mat, spacer, or other separation so the artwork does not sit directly against the glazing. This is especially important for textured, delicate, or easily transferred media.
The right glazing depends on the artwork and where it will be displayed. UV-filtering glass or acrylic can help reduce exposure to ultraviolet light, while anti-reflective options can improve visibility. Large or fragile pieces may also benefit from lighter-weight acrylic. Museum glass is the go to request for people wanting the ultimate clarity and protection, while nearly eliminating glare.
The time it takes to frame a piece can vary depending on the complexity of the project and the availability of materials. In general, most framing projects can be completed within 1-2 weeks.
Not always. Matting can create visual space around the artwork and keep it separated from the glazing, but some contemporary pieces work better with a floated presentation or a tighter, more minimal design.
Loose or friable media need extra care because the surface can transfer or shed. These pieces are typically designed with enough spacing to keep the artwork away from the glazing and to avoid unnecessary contact with the image surface.
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