

Conservation and archival framing helps protect artwork, custom framing of photographs, documents, and heirlooms from fading, discoloration, and deterioration.
At Frame Beverly, every project is evaluated individually so the materials, mounting method, glazing, and frame design are appropriate for the piece.
Serving West Hollywood, Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, and surrounding areas, Frame Beverly provides thoughtful preservation framing for artwork and fine art backed by more than 30 years of experience.

The right framing materials create a protective barrier between your artwork and the conditions that can damage it over time. Acid-free and lignin-free mats and backing help reduce the risk of discoloration, while UV-protective glazing helps limit exposure to harmful ultraviolet light.
Depending on the artwork and its condition, we may recommend:
Acid-free & lignin-free matting
UV-protective glazing
Museum Glass for clarity, and protection
Spacers to keep art away from glass
Float mounting
Reversible mounting methods
Custom backing and support
Conservation framing does not have to look institutional. Archival materials can be combined with refined mouldings, layered mats, contemporary profiles, and custom finishes that complement both the artwork and the room.


Conservation framing is not based on a single formula. The best solution depends on the artwork, its condition, how it will be displayed, and the level of protection it requires.
Frame Beverly combines preservation-focused materials with experienced design guidance, in-house craftsmanship, and one-on-one consultation. The result is a frame that protects the piece while still looking intentional and appropriate in your home or office.
Visit Frame Beverly at 8109 Beverly Boulevard in Los Angeles, or request a framing estimate for custom framing your artwork, photographs, documents, or heirlooms.

Conservation framing uses more stable materials and carefully considered mounting and glazing methods to reduce the risk of damage over time. The appropriate level of protection depends on the item, its condition, and how it will be displayed.
Museum Glass is often recommended for valuable, detailed, or frequently viewed artwork. It provides excellent clarity, reduced reflection, and UV protection, allowing the artwork to remain highly visible without distracting glare.
It will help with reducing fading as much as possible. No framing material can prevent fading completely and forever, however, UV-protective glazing, archival materials, appropriate placement, and stable environmental conditions will help reduce the factors that contribute to fading and deterioration.
Often, yes. Older framing can be evaluated and carefully updated when appropriate. The correct approach depends on the artwork, its condition, existing mounting, and whether the original frame or materials have historical significance.
Frame Beverly provides conservation and archival framing near West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and central Los Angeles from its studio at 8109 Beverly Boulevard.
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