Huxley Imaging - Expert in mounts and framing
Huxley Imaging is a bespoke framing service operating in the Pershore / Evesham area of Worcestershire. Owned and run by me, Richard Buttle, it’s a small “artisan” business that can offer the personal touch, whether you visit me at the workshop or you take advantage of the FREE door to door service.
As a member of the Fine Art Trade Guild I aim to provide best quality framing at affordable prices. Even the simplest of projects should look good and be finished to a high standard. And you don’t have to spend a fortune for good quality.
Having been actively working as a picture framer since 2004, and as the lead trainer for a major picture framing supplier and training specialist (DIYframing), I am able to plan and produce great designs for almost any project. Keeping it simple can be all that’s required, but I can also offer a wide range of framing options, so don’t be afraid to ask.
As a photographer, I am also interested in supporting the local art community as well as promoting art and photography for sale. Explore this site to see the full range of services on offer.
This service means that all your requirements can easily be met without you having to do anything more than contact Huxley Imaging.
Artist Spotlight
Carolyn Morris
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Latest Blog - 12th November 2012
Floored Framing & Mirrors
This is a bit of a new idea I’m trying out. In fact I’ve had quite a few interesting framing projects to test me in the last few months: just haven’t got round to posting them on the blog. I’ll make up for that in the next couple of weeks. Even though they will be a little out of date, they are interesting enough to have a look at. About 4 years ago, a customer asked for a frame that had more character and less finesse: something with the look of driftwood, but being in the midlands,...