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Hidden Framers
Warehouse F, Monarch House
Smyth Road,
Bristol, BS3 2BX
Mon - Fri | 9:30 - 5pm
Hidden Framers is a workshop based in Bristol that specialises in everything from conservation and museum-level framing to commercial and domestic work. Our expert team has over 40 years of experience and is responsible for framing all of the rare works in Hidden Gallery's collection, as well as an incredible range of objects from medals and football shirts to Picasso’s oil palette. Our fully bespoke fine art framing service is available to individuals, businesses, artists, and galleries.We pride ourselves on treating each individual artwork with the care and attention it deserves. Using archival materials wherever appropriate, we specialise in reversible processes that protect your piece for years to come. In addition, our broad range of mouldings and carefully mixed paints allows us to produce personalised frames that complement your work.From the moment you get in touch until the artwork is safely hung on your wall, every decision we make is in the best interest of your work.Which Materials?
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Moulding
Read moreWe stock a broad selection of factory-finish and bare wood mouldings. Our frames are commonly made from obeche, tulip, ash or oak wood, which are hand-finished with our own stains, paints and waxes.
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Glass and Glazing
Read moreWe stock several types of glass including:
99.6% Anti-UV Glass
Reduced Reflection Glass (70% Anti-UV)
Museum Standard Glass
Anti-UV Acrylic
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Bespoke Colours
If you would like a bespoke-painted frame, we can mix an array of colours for you.
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Other Materials
Read moreWe use archival materials wherever appropriate. From the mountboard to the adhesives we use, our processes are reversible and protect your piece for years to come.
READ OUR REVIEWS"Esther and Joe did a fantastic job framing and hanging a number of pieces for me. We discussed the various options for each of my pictures and they had some really good suggestions. I was very impressed with the quality of the frames and the attention to detail they both gave. I would highly recommend them and wouldn't hesitate to recommend Hidden Framing."