Frame Factory History

The original Frame Factory was the concept of Geoffrey Goodchild and Eric Drummond. The name continues to this day. Their idea was franchised over a period of years, however any remaining shops with the name are all now run independently, and offer a different level of service, and products from each other.

Frame Factory Ten, on Haverstock Hill, opened its doors in 1982 to cater for customers in the Hampstead and Belsize Park area of NW3. Since then, the clientele has changed to include customers from across London, and as such, the reputation of Frame Factory Ten has grown. We are well-known throughout the art and gallery world, and with the wealth of information that we can provide with our artist-trained advisors, we are able to deal with virtually any framing query.

With over 25 years experience, we have extensive knowledge of all aspects of framing and have the facility to cater for both contract and retail framing, with the emphasis on bespoke work. We pride ourselves on our commitment to quality, attention to detail and ensuring customer satisfaction.