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.

Things to Do in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ — Your Local Guide

Hasbrouck Heights is one of Bergen County's most charming small towns — and it has more to offer than most people realize. From great restaurants and local shops to parks, community events, and unique services, here's your guide to making the most of this hidden gem just 12 miles from New York City.

Dining & Food in Hasbrouck Heights

Boulevard, the town's main commercial strip, is lined with a diverse mix of dining options that reflect the community's multicultural character. From classic New Jersey diners to international cuisine, you'll find something for every taste and occasion.

Local Favorites

Classic NJ Diners — Hasbrouck Heights has several beloved diners serving breakfast all day
Italian Restaurants — Bergen County's strong Italian heritage is well-represented on Boulevard
International Cuisine — Korean, Mexican, Indian, and Middle Eastern options reflect the town's diversity
Coffee Shops & Cafes — cozy spots for a morning coffee or afternoon break

Shopping & Local Businesses

Hasbrouck Heights supports a thriving community of independent businesses. Shopping local here means supporting your neighbors and finding unique products and services you won't find in chain stores.

Modern Memory Design — Custom Picture Frames

One of Hasbrouck Heights' most beloved local businesses, Modern Memory Design at 213 Boulevard is Bergen County's premier custom picture frame shop. Whether you're looking to frame a family photo, a signed sports jersey, a diploma, or a piece of fine art, our expert framers create beautiful, handcrafted frames made in the USA.

Sports Jersey Framing — museum-quality shadow boxes for sports fans
Diploma Framing — archival-quality frames for graduates
Shadow Box Frames — deep frames for keepsakes and memorabilia
Ornate Picture Frames — gold leaf, antique silver, and vintage styles
200+ Custom Frame Styles — for every taste and interior

Address: 213 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 | Phone: 201-421-4060

Parks & Recreation

Hasbrouck Heights offers several parks and recreational facilities that make it a great place for families and outdoor enthusiasts:

Woodland Park — a community park with sports fields and picnic areas
Memorial Field — home to youth sports leagues and community events
Bike Paths — the town is connected to Bergen County's growing network of bike paths

Community Events

Hasbrouck Heights has an active community calendar with events throughout the year, including seasonal festivals, farmers markets, holiday celebrations, and community fundraisers. The town's strong sense of community makes it one of Bergen County's most welcoming places to live and visit.

Getting to Hasbrouck Heights

Hasbrouck Heights is conveniently located near major highways and is easily accessible from throughout the region:

From NYC: George Washington Bridge to Route 46 West, approximately 20 minutes
From Hackensack: Route 17 South, approximately 10 minutes
From Paramus: Route 17 South, approximately 12 minutes
From Fort Lee: Route 46 West, approximately 15 minutes

We hope to see you in Hasbrouck Heights soon. Contact us at Modern Memory Design to plan your visit to our frame shop.

Things to Do in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ — Local Business Guide