Houston’s Custom Framing is the shop to trust for custom picture framing, art conservation, and photo restoration in Southern Oregon and for collectors who ship work in from other states. Whether you live in the Rogue Valley or you are coordinating a project by phone and email, we help you choose mats, glazing, and mouldings that protect the art and fit your room. Call toll free when you want to talk through timing, budget, and design direction.
The business is known for careful framing design and steady craft. Projects from the bench have been covered in Picture Framing Magazine, and the shop has received recognition from colleagues in the trade. Alongside framing, we show fine art in the gallery and work with a roster of printmakers and painters. Browse the Gallery menu for individual artist pages.
Working with us from Ashland or from a distance
Many clients bring diplomas, family photos, posters, and original art straight to the bench at 280 East Hersey Street. Others live outside Oregon and send pieces by mail or courier. For remote projects we can sketch options, share photos of corner samples, and use visualization tools so you can see a proposed frame and mat combination before you commit. That same process works for oversized pieces, shadowbox objects, and delicate works on paper that need museum-style housing.
We stock a wide range of conservation boards, hinges, and glazing choices so the package matches how long you plan to keep the work on the wall and how much light hits it. If you are restoring a damaged photograph or paper item, our team coordinates with the same care on the way in and the way back out of the shop. Questions about a specific piece are welcome before you pack anything.
The gallery includes fine art from several represented artists. Follow the link below for the Russell Chatham page.

Owner and lead framer Thomas M. Houston is among fewer than one hundred Master Certified Picture Framers (MCPFs) worldwide and, at present, the only MCPF based in Oregon.
















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