Contact Image & Frame

Tell us what you’re working on.

Tell us what you have, what you want to do and anything unusual about it. We’ll tell you the best next step.

Image & Frame Scottsdale framing showroom
Start with the project. We’ll point you in the right direction.

Direct contact

Call, email or send the project details.

Call or email. For unusual pieces, include a few photographs and dimensions.

Old Town Scottsdale

480-634-5577

Call Old Town for the full Frame Library, conservation-sensitive or unusual work.

Call Old Town →

North Scottsdale

480-445-9455

Call North Scottsdale for custom framing, artist services, giclée production and show or repeat work.

Call North Scottsdale →

Starting a project

A few basic details are enough to get started.

Tell us what the piece is, roughly how large it is and what you want to do.

Photos help with oversized, fragile, unusual or already-framed pieces. Include any deadline.

For high-value or sensitive artwork, bring it as it is. Call first if moving it is a concern.

When the room, wall or access needs to be seen in person, we schedule a paid off-site consultation. We also coordinate outside delivery, installation, crating and specialized shipping when needed.

Need to visit?

Find both showrooms, hours and directions in one place.

The Locations page has current hours, addresses and directions for both showrooms. Walk-ins are welcome; appointments are preferred for dedicated design time.

Choose a showroom

Old Town or North Scottsdale?

Old Town has the full Frame Library and main workshop. North Scottsdale combines full custom framing with artist services and Craft Giclée.

Open Locations & Directions →

Not sure?

Not sure which showroom?

Tell us about the piece and we will point you to the right one.

Ask which showroom →

Existing project or order

Contact the showroom already handling the work when you can.

That gets you closest to the people who know the project. If you are unsure, email the main service address.

Start a project

Tell us what you have and what you want to do.

A photo, approximate size and a sentence about the project are usually enough.