Owned by Marc Fattahi and located at the top of Summer Street, near the Bull's Head section of Stamford, Fattahi's Frame & Art Gallery has specialized in framing, jewelry and fine art since it opened in 1992. Also known as Farrah's Estate Jewelry & Fine Art, the store offers not only the aforementioned, but also serves as an art gallery, showcasing the works of various artists from the local are and beyond, and is licensed to purchase estate jewelry, gold, silver, precious metals, precious stones and coins.
Rockwell Art & Framing has been the providing top-notch service in its field to Fairfield County since 1987. One of six stores in the region, its Stamford location is found on the corner of High Ridge and Vine Rds. right below Bella's Boutique. Products and services include custom framing, fine art appraisal, personalized portraits, picture framing and much more. Rockwell also specializes in restoration and repairs and will come to your home for a consultation.
Owner Sandy Labriola claims that "Presentation is everything" at her namesake gallery and framing shop. Labriola offers custom framing for every budget and distinctive giftware like personalized frames, case framing and build-your-own frames. Serving the community for more than 20 years, Peter Pia does all of the framing work in house. The gallery section features work of upcoming local artists who display vitality and flair. The artwork changes monthly and is available for purchase.
Michael's was founded in 1976 by Dallas businessman Michael J. Dupey, and is now the world's largest arts and crafts retail chain. Upon walking into its Summer Street location (within the Ridgeway Center shopping plaza, right next to Marshalls), customers are greeted with everything needed for crafting—art supplies, bakeware, beads, paints, gift cards, home décor, scrapbooking, yarn and needle crafts and wedding accessories.
Bring your photos, paintings and any other memories you have that you want preserved to Creative Framing. The shop will custom-frame your art any way you like, including shadowboxes. It can also restore art and photographs that need a little fixing.
U & I Deco is located on Spring Street between Summer and Bedford right next door to Chez Jean-Pierre Restaurant. This unique store specializes in eclectic handmade furniture, household accessories and artwork with a hint of Peruvian aesthetics. The glass, leather, metal and wood items range in size and would be suitable for large homes or small apartments. U & I Deco also offers custom framing and art restoration. Art classes are also available.