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Custom Framing and Original Artwork
in the Heart of Multnomah Village

Are you an art lover? You’ve come to the right place to:

Close up of watercolor of heron in blacks, grays and whites with an orange crest
Original watercolor by Beki Killorin
  • Preserve and showcase your cherished artwork
  • Turn priceless keepsakes into a one-of-kind display
  • Find a new treasure to brighten your world

From original paintings to handmade needlework to sports memorabilia and more, if it can be framed, we will craft an eye-catching solution to protect and enhance it. And yes, we showcase local artists working in a variety of mediums. Come browse our gallery in the heart of Multnomah Village–one of the most charming neighborhoods in Portland.

Village Frame and Gallery
7808 SW Capitol Highway
Portland, OR 97219
(503)245-8001

Custom Framing

What do you want to frame?

At Village Frame & Gallery “quality custom framing” means:

  • Exceptional design: Staying current with design trends and innovative techniques, combined with our skill at color selection and layout, allows us to provide customers with finished products that surpass expectations.
  • Conservation materials:  We only offer glass with 99% UV protection, and lignin- and acid free mats and materials. Our mounting techniques are completely reversible, using only conservation techniques.
  • Detailed craftsmanship: Taking care to make sure every step of the framing process is executed with the skill and conscientiousness of a master craftsman is the secret to artistic, long-lasting framing that will protect your belongings for years to come.
  • Personalized service and design assistance: We consider your unique style and preferences, décor, and goals for the framed piece, to create a finished product that brings you pleasure. We will assist you with design choices every step of the way and even come to your home or office for an art and framing consultation, if you prefer.

Whether you have invested money in fine art, spent hours handcrafting needlework, or want to exhibit cherished objects, the next step is investing in professional, custom framing to protect and enhance your belongings.

Start with a call or visit to Village Frame & Gallery.

We are open Tuesday through Friday, 10 am to 6 pm, Saturday, 10am-6pm
or by appointment.

Village Frame and Gallery
7808 SW Capitol Highway
Portland, OR 97219
(503)245-8001

Art Gallery

Mixed media painting of men and women writhing in agony.
Suffer, Torn by Farooq Hassan

Village Frame & Gallery is proud to feature regional and local fine artists. Visit our gallery in Multnomah Village to browse through our large selection of original artwork, prints, and posters. Or, if you need an in-home or in-office consultation, call 503-245-8001 to schedule an appointment.

In the meantime:

Featured

Women with Attitude, Golden Tickets and the Holidays at Village Frame & Gallery

Yes, the tree lighting, the horse-drawn carriages, Santa and the choirs, it must be the Holiday Gala in Multnomah Village! And at Village Frame & Gallery, the opening reception for Dianne Jean Erickson’s Women with Attitude! The reception starts at 6pm. So come on out to the Village this Friday for fun, food, music and art! Don’t miss this family-friendly event in the Village!

Celebrating 20 Years with Incredible Savings!

We’re celebrating 20 years with our Biggest Sale Ever! Save 20% off new custom framing projects through November 30th! This is a great time to get those projects out of the drawers and into the shop!

Framing Architectural Photos and Paintings

Have you recently returned from holiday with new artwork? Don’t put it in a drawer, only to be forgotten! Do you have memories in your phone that you’d love to have professionally printed but don’t know where to go?

What’s with the Gallery?

When we purchased Village Frame and Gallery almost five years ago we re-envisioned the space. We wanted a light, open space. A space that showcased the work of local artists in a friendly, inviting way. 

Well, Hello. Yes, We’re Here!

It was 6:30 pm on April 1st and I had just finished hanging our April featured artist’s paintings in the gallery – I hadn’t yet locked the door.