Custom framing & specialised services for the home and office
& to Collectors, Galleries, designers & Artists.
CUSTOM FRaming & FINISHES
We offer a complete range of traditional & contemporary frame finishing techniques & materials including:
french lines
timber stains and finishes
exclusive native timber range
RESTORATION & Preservation
We care about conservation and ensure your work is framed to meet international preservation and conservation standards. As well as restoring frames, we offer expert restoration & retouching services for works on paper, canvas & photographs of all vintages. We may also refer you to our network of industry experts for specialised and in depth advice.
Antique Frames
To assist in historically correct and architecturally appropriate design, we source, stock and restore vintage and antique frames.
Consulting & Art sourcing services.
We offer one on one consulting and hanging services to all of our clientele, including interior designers, photographers, artists and the corporate sector. Visit our studio or have us come to you. With an inspired approach and our extensive database of artists and other stockists, allow us to assist you in sourcing the perfect artwork and displaying your works to the highest standard.
Framing for artists
We understand that artists have different framing requirements. We work with you to achieve the desired aesthetic standard to your budget.
“As an artist you understand the significance of framing to complete the narrative of your work. I highly value the eye, craftmanship, expertise and knowledge that Erin and the Artis Pura team bring to the framing of unique works. I have complete trust in their framing artisan practice, the quality of detail and materials are exquisite.
Erin provides outstanding professional invested service in listening to the needs of the artist, meeting deadlines, follow ups and showing respect and genuine care making the process of framing incredibly calm.
It is always a delight to visit your beautiful framing studio. Thank you, Erin.”
— Lee Fullarton