Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Expert Art Framing Services in London
Established in 1905, Tanous Fine Art Frames is a family-owned business that has preserved traditional framing techniques across four generations. Our expertise lies in crafting and restoring fine art frames using a unique collection of hand-carved antique moulds, many of which date back to the early 20th century. Over the decades, we have collaborated with renowned artists such as Jacob Epstein and Sir Alfred Munnings, earning a reputation for precision and artistry. Our services include creating bespoke antique-style frames, modern and contemporary designs, and meticulous restoration work to revive historical pieces.As members of the Fine Art Trade Guild, we adhere to rigorous standards of craftsmanship and authenticity. Each frame is a testament to our commitment to heritage, combining time-honoured methods with modern innovation. We serve collectors, galleries, and institutions seeking frames that enhance and preserve artistic works. Our London-based workshop remains a hub of expertise, blending generational knowledge with a passion for artistic excellence.
Services
Antique Style Frames
Modern & Contemporary Frames
Frame Restorations
Details
- Year established: 1905
Highlights and features
- We have over a century of family heritage in traditional framing techniques.
- Our unique collection of hand-carved antique moulds ensures authentic designs.
- Specialised in restoring historical frames to their original condition.
- Recognised membership with the Fine Art Trade Guild guarantees quality.
- Proven expertise working with renowned artists and institutions.
Associations and certifications
- Fine Art Trade Guild
Services
Antique Style Frames
Crafting antique-style frames using hand-carved moulds passed down through generations. These frames replicate historical designs, offering authenticity for classical artworks. Ideal for collectors and institutions seeking period-accurate presentation.
Modern & Contemporary Frames
Creating sleek, modern frames with finishes ranging from painted to gilded. Designed to complement contemporary art while maintaining craftsmanship. Perfect for galleries and artists prioritising innovation and versatility in framing.
Frame Restorations
Specialised restoration of historical frames, including ornament repair, gilding, and stabilisation. Preserves original integrity while addressing wear. Trusted by museums and private collectors for heritage conservation.
Questions
What types of frames do you specialise in?
We specialise in antique-style, modern, and contemporary frames, as well as restoration of historical pieces using traditional techniques.
Can you restore old or damaged frames?
Yes, we offer comprehensive restoration services, including ornament repair, gilding, and stabilisation to revive historical frames.
Are your frames made using traditional methods?
Yes, we use hand-carved antique moulds and time-honoured techniques passed down through four generations of our family.
Do you work with galleries and institutions?
Yes, we have collaborated with renowned artists and institutions, providing bespoke framing solutions tailored to their needs.
Where is your workshop located?
Our workshop is based in London at 7 Lillie Yard, Fulham, offering expert services to local and international clients.
Are you a member of any professional guilds?
Yes, we are proud members of the Fine Art Trade Guild, adhering to the highest standards of craftsmanship.
Reviews (1)
Jason Smith
Nov 19, 2018
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The team at Tanous Fine Art frames are true masters in their field. Visiting their studio is a memorable experience, with a huge selection of bespoke crafted options and a warm friendly team to welcome you with a cup of tea if desired! We have been working with them for many years and all of the results are of exceptional quality. Many of the reproductions we produce along with Giclee Fine Art Prints are framed by Tanous Fine Art frames and cannot recommend using them more highly. If you are looking for superb quality and a great service then look no further.
