Frame USA’s retail store located in Cincinnati, Ohio has a great number of partnerships with local businesses. We take pride in not only framing custom orders from around the United States, but also right in our neighborhood! This image is brought to you by Queen City Racquet Club, a tennis club here in Cincinnati. Pictured here is a shadow box…
It’s officially the one-year anniversary of our improved website! We’ve added a lot of great features over the last year to make FrameUSA.com your all-in-one art and frame shop on the internet. Today, we thought we would look at our 2013 year in review and show off all the features you may not have known about! Laser Engraving Our first…
We see a lot of businesses place large volume custom quotes around the new year. This is always good news for us, obviously, because we want to be sure all of our customers are getting the best deals possible from any vendor out there. That’s why our quote function is so great – business picture frames usually come as a wholesale…
Welcome to 2014, a brand new year! You know the drill — the holidays have flown by faster than any previous year and you just can’t believe it’s already January. With every new year comes new resolutions, which always seem to bring a mixed reaction. Perhaps you ate way too much hearty holiday feast-food, and you didn’t lose that weight you…
Etsy Artists and Craftsmen are Welcomed to Help Promote Small Business Saturday with Frame USA Saturday, November 30th is small business Saturday. While Frame USA is a pretty small business with about 70 employees, a good chunk of our customers are artists and crafty creators that also sell online or in a shop of their town. At Frame USA, we…
Frame USA’s Annual Charity Campaign Gains a Great Community Ally for Fill The Truck 2013 This holiday season, Frame USA is continuing the annual FillTheTruck.org campaign, where we pick a few outstanding charities around the Cincinnati area that help a wide range of people who are down on their luck. Around the holidays, these situations are made worse by the…
Of course, when we say “Cheap picture frames”, we’re only talking about the price! For the next three days, we’re offering 12% off our entire website of FrameUSA.com. Wood frames, metal frames, shadow boxes, certificate frames and more. This is more than we’ve ever discounted in the past, so you won’t want to miss out (particularly if you have a…
Online Custom Framing at Half of the “Big-Box” Retail Price Online custom framing has been a large portion of the work we do here at Frame USA for years. Our customers range from fine artists to large corporations, photographers to educators, advertising firms to small business owners. If there’s anything this has taught us, it’s that high-quality and affordable custom…
If you have received any of our recent emails, you may be asking yourself: Who is Superframer and where did he come from? See, it’s kind of a funny story… Superframer was developed several years ago by one of our own employees, Neil Herrin. Neil, our IT Manager, has always had a love for comic books and action figures. At…
Our poster division, Posterservice Inc., is very fortunate to have such a diverse customer base. Music stores, museums, smoke shops, poster distributors, Spencers, college book stores and educational resource vendors all depend on Posterservice for the hottest images in poster printing and publishing. One service that our customers particularly enjoy is a service offered by Posterservice called plaque mounting. Plaque…
That’s right, Super Framer has finally revealed himself here at Frame USA! Since the beginning of 2013, we’ve been working on a web app that would bring a powerful custom framing tool and easy-to-use interface right at your fingertips. Our tool will allow you to select a poster, upload your own image, or select your image dimensions. From there, you…
Later this month, Cincinnati local artists will start giving 24 Metro bus shelters, downtown and in Over-the-Rhine, a face lift. Back in January the Cincinnati City Council voted to ban advertising on public right-of-way. The idea was to get rid of the garish billboards and bus stop bench advertisements. The unexpected consequences of this is that all Metro Bus shelters…
