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
Jeanette Faulkner Clarke
Jeanette graduated with a degree in fine art, painting, drawing and history of art at Gloucester University (Cheltenham school of art) She has exhibited at...
Rita Thorn
Rita Thorn is an artist and teacher based near Pershore, Worcestershire. Rita runs art workshops and courses in and around Pershore and the Vale of...
Latest Blog - 15th May 2012
Framed Jewels
Getting the framing right for artwork is at the heart of bespoke picture framing. However it doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Good planning and opting for something a bit different from standard framing, gives added interest and a bit of drama to a presentation. Rita Thorn (see featured artist) needed to have some smaller pieces of her work framing for exhibition and sale. These came to me several to a sheet of art paper, but each had to go in separate units. Rita wanted to keep the overall frames small, with the appearance of being set in a...