Reviews

Quality products. The web site is easy to use and the frames come packaged well with prompt delivery.
Wide selection of options.

The matting is great and so is the shipping. However, the quality of the frames is terrible. What is described on the website as a “maple” frame is actually a film/veneer of computer-generated maple grain pattern wrapped around a composite board core.

This will be my last order from Art To Frames.

On Trac left my package in the road outside of a gated community where it was run over. On Trac has done this several times. No such issue with UPS, FedEx , etc

Love it
Perfect size

The white frame I received had none of the gold accent coloring pictured. All plain white. Boring and disappointing.

Nice frame but it came broken!!!

The glass came broken

Perfect fit for an odd sized picture. Love being able to get a frame in any custom size that can't be found locally, or at the exorbitant prices of a frame shop. Great quality, great value.

Great folks to deal with! They offer an amazing selection of frames and mats as well as many options in glass and acrylic, all at an affordable price. I've ordered from them several times and I've always been delighted with the product and with the turnaround time.

Ordered a 30x34 for the rare, unique Odyssey opening night IMAX poster, universally understood to be 30x34. Our first order, we noticed only 2 of the corners had the protective cardboard pieces and 1 of 4 edges was properly secured via shrink wrap. Sure enough, we laid it down and the right edge broke in half, likely due to poor handling across delivery while not being secured. Reached out to customer support who took pictures and sent out a replacement frame only. 9 days later (somehow sent on Amazon tracking which cannot actually be tracked manually) the replacement shows up properly framed but by the tiniest mm looks off. We finally put the poster in and ... it's roughly a quarter inch too short. Considering everyone and their mother has measured this thing 10x over, the 30x34 poster is not the problem - it's this custom-made frame that was clearly made with an inaccurate ruler, if one at all.