• Save 30-75% off of custom framing for exhibitions! Check out our rental program today.

  • WHAT WE DO

    Welcome to Paradise Framing, an art framing studio with a focus on excellence in craftsmanship and preservation of fine art. Serving museums, artists, galleries, and collectors in Los Angeles and beyond, our museum-trained team ensures each project follows the latest best practices for presenting and preserving works of art. Entrust your artwork to Paradise Framing for a commitment to expert handling and industry-leading art framing standards.

    CUSTOM FRAMING

    The quality of our closed-corner custom frames is exceptional. Each of our custom frames is handcrafted in house and finished to your specifications. Each frame is lined to inhibit acid migration from the wood moulding & fitted with ultraviolet light filtering glazing. We use reversible water-based wheat starch hinging for most works on paper and seek out conservation approved alternatives when necessary.

    SHOP HALBE FRAMES & SUPPLIES

    Discover the sustainable and archival excellence of Halbe frames & effortlessly fit artwork without the need for tools or prior experience. Paradise Framing proudly stands as the sole distributor of German-made Halbe frames in the United States with a readily available inventory for swift shipping. Explore our diverse selection, offering hundreds of options designed to accommodate works on paper up to 24 x 32 inches, with shipping available across the United States. Additionally, we stock tools and supplies exclusively used by conservators and framing professionals, empowering you to safely and archivally mount your artwork at home.

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    FRAME RENTAL

    The most affordable, archival, and sustainable way to frame artwork for exhibitions. Our first-of-its-kind rental program uses Halbe frames and our in house mounting and fitting services to help you lower exhibition framing costs by 20% or more over our competitors custom framing prices. Rental periods from 6 days for art fairs and up to 3 months for museum exhibitions.

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