Fine Art Framing & Frame Restoration in Las Vegas & Henderson

Complement your artwork. Preserve its character.

Explore custom framing for a new acquisition or restoration options for a cherished frame. FACL helps homeowners care for the artwork and heirlooms that make a house their own.

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Framing That Considers the Artwork and Your Home

The right frame brings attention to the artwork while complementing its surroundings. An antique portrait, contemporary painting, and inherited watercolor may call for different approaches.

FACL offers custom framing with attention to presentation and preservation. Discuss the artwork’s style, its existing condition, and where you plan to display it. Framing options can then be considered around the needs of the piece and your preferences.

More Than the Visible Frame

Mounting, backing, matting, and glazing can matter as much as the frame’s appearance. Ask about suitable materials and how the artwork will be supported. Recommendations should reflect the individual piece rather than a single framing formula.

Care for an Original or Antique Frame

An older frame may contribute to an artwork’s character or hold memories of its own. Damage does not automatically mean it needs replacing.

FACL’s published frame restoration services include:

  • Loose or damaged corners
  • Cracked or missing decorative ornament
  • Damaged gilded and carved frames
  • Frames affected by water or smoke

Discuss the frame’s condition, previous repairs, and the appearance you hope to retain. An assessment helps determine the appropriate scope of work.

Restore the Frame or Replace It?

Consider the frame’s condition, its relationship to the artwork, and its significance to you. Share whether preserving the original appearance or choosing a different presentation is your priority.

Tell Us About Your Framing Project

Share your contact details and a brief description. Photos are helpful if available.

A Closer Look at Fine Art Framing

Historic George Washington portrait displayed in a carved gold-colored frame beneath a picture light

Conserved George Washington portrait with a period-appropriate frame and picture light.

Framed landscape painting before and after conservation cleaning by FACL

Smoke-damaged painting in its original frame, before and after conservation cleaning.

Visitors viewing Edwin Deakin mission paintings conserved by FACL at the Santa Barbara Mission Archive and Library

Edwin Deakin mission paintings conserved by FACL, on display at Santa Barbara Mission.

Start With Photos and a Conversation

  1. Tell us about the piece.

    Share photographs, approximate dimensions, your location, and whether you need new framing or repairs.

  2. Discuss the next step.

    Our team will explain whether an examination is needed and what additional information would help.

  3. Review the proposed work.

    Discuss the recommended approach, costs, and timing before deciding how to proceed.

Framing Within a Fine Art Conservation Practice

FACL has been owned and operated by Scott M. Haskins since 1986. Its conservation work includes paintings from private collections, institutions, and family homes.

For framing inquiries, explain what matters most about your piece: its appearance, history, sentimental significance, or continued care.

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Planning Your Framing Project

How much will it cost?

Size, frame selection, materials, condition, and repair complexity affect the scope. Contact FACL to discuss your project and the estimate process.

How long will it take?

Timing depends on the work required and material availability. Mention any installation, moving, or gifting deadline when you inquire.

What photographs should I send?

Include the full artwork and frame, close-ups of damage, and the back if safely accessible. Avoid handling fragile areas just to take photographs.

Discuss Your Artwork or Frame

Tell us what you would like to display, repair, or preserve. We’ll help you understand the next step.

Discuss Your Framing Project