How long does custom framing take?

Most custom framing orders are completed in 7–10 business days. Rush options are available for urgent needs.

What is the difference between regular and museum-grade glass?

Museum glass offers 99% UV protection and anti-reflective coating with near-invisibility. Regular glass provides basic protection. We recommend museum glass for valuable art or items in bright light.

Can you frame oversized artwork or posters?

Yes! We specialize in large-format framing up to 48×72 inches (and larger by request) for posters, maps, or fine art prints.

Do you use acid-free materials for archival framing?

Yes. All our mats, backing boards, and mounting are 100% acid-free and conservation-grade to prevent yellowing and damage over time.

How much does custom framing cost?

Pricing depends on size, frame style, mat, and glass. A typical 11×14 photo in a standard frame starts around $85–$120. Get an estimate online or in-store.

Can I bring in my own frame to have something mounted?

Yes! We offer professional mounting, matting, and glass fitting for frames you already own. Bring or mail it in.

Do you offer framing for 3D objects like medals or baby shoes?

Yes—our shadow box framing service is perfect for 3D keepsakes with custom layouts, depth, and secure mounting.

Is it better to frame in-store or order online?

In-store is best for complex projects or color matching. Online is ideal for standard photos and posters using our upload & frame tool.

Do you provide hanging hardware and installation tips?

Every frame includes professional hanging hardware. We also provide wall placement guides and recommend anchors or gallery systems.

Can you match a frame I saw somewhere else?

Yes! Bring a photo or sample, and we’ll source or custom-build a matching moulding from over 2,000 in-store samples.

Commercial Art Framing for Offices, Hotels and Healthcare

Modern Memory Design supports designers, facilities teams, art consultants and project buyers who need a consistent approach to artwork presentation. From a reception-area statement piece to sets of coordinated framed images, our Hasbrouck Heights, NJ workshop can help with project specifications, custom sizing, print preparation and framing.

Commercial artwork by space

Corporate offices and reception areas

Coordinate frame finishes, company photographs, branded prints, awards and art across public and employee-facing spaces. Consider wall dimensions, glare and the desired visual tone.

Hospitality and guest-facing spaces

Review repeated frame specifications for corridors, guest rooms and lobby artwork. For a project with multiple pieces, provide a schedule listing sizes, images, format, frame style and location.

Healthcare and waiting rooms

Choose durable presentation options and subjects appropriate for the setting; review cleanability, glare and safe mounting with your facility team. Site-specific safety requirements and installation details should be confirmed before production.

What we need to quote your project

Venue or project type and delivery location
Artwork files or existing pieces and dimensions
Quantity, frame finish and matting preferences
Glazing, mounting and installation requirements
Target delivery date and any staged orders

Our production discussion

We review how artwork will be printed or supplied, the presentation materials, an approval process, production quantities, packing and agreed shipping or pickup. Final pricing and timing depend on the specifications and availability of materials.

Artwork sourcing and framing in one workflow

For curated art selection, Lieberman’s offers a wholesale art catalog and trade sourcing. Modern Memory Design focuses on printing, frame choices and the finished presentation. For a designer-specific brief, visit Custom Framing for Interior Designers.

Browse custom frames or large frames for sizing examples. Request a commercial art-framing consultation →

Commercial Art Framing for Offices, Hotels & Healthcare