We’re passionate about art. That’s why we only use archival-quality materials and conservation glass.

Archival-quality materials prevent fading. Works on paper, fabric or canvas, photographs, collectibles, and even your children’s artwork will last longer when properly framed.

Every piece needs individual attention. Whether it’s an investment piece, a cherished memory or something that looks great on your wall, we want to work with you to find the perfect way to frame it.

Visit the store for more information on how the right framing will not only look good, but also preserve the piece inside.

Check out our video to learn more about Gallery Lacosse.

 
 

What our customers have to say

“I recently had a painting framed at Gallery Lacosse. I approached the owner, Alicia, with a few ideas.

Together we came up with a plan that made sense based on the subject and the painting style.

I just picked up the painting and the frame has completely transformed it into something truly stunning.

I could not be happier!

Thanks, Alicia, for your incredible workmanship and professionalism.”

- Bill

Larry W. has been a Gallery Lacosse customer for the last decade. He has a lot of pieces which he rotates during different times of year.
Larry enjoys going through different combinations of mats and frames to make sure they go look good together. It's also important they tie in with his home decor, like this beautiful textured wallpaper.

If you re-frame something, it brings new life to it.
— Larry W.
Frames-Table.jpg

"I like going to Gallery Lacosse and having the ability to play with the frames to pick the right one," says Larry.

Larry has two of three parts of a triptych. He has the two pieces framed, but hasn't come across the third one yet. He's fond of the frame, but it was going to be discontinued.

Vintage-art.jpg

"[Gallery owner] Alicia ordered a frame in the exact size before it went out of stock, so if I get the third piece, I'll have a matching frame," Larry says.

Larry gets his art from a variety of places. Whether he picked up the piece from a local artist or found it at a secondhand store, the frame makes all the difference.

"If you re-frame something," Larry says, "it brings new life to it."