How does custom framing help protect my art at home?

We use archival materials and museum-quality mounting to shield your art from sunlight, humidity, and environmental damage, preserving its value and beauty for your home.

Can I preview how a frame will look in my house?

Yes! Our Virtual Framer software lets you see real-time previews—superimposing frame designs onto a photo of your room before you commit.

Do you specialize in framing family heirlooms and textiles for home display?

Absolutely. Our specialty is archival lacing and pinning—never glue or staples—to preserve delicate fabrics and heirlooms for generations in your home.

What’s the average cost for framing a piece for my home?

Most home framing projects range from $250–$500, but complex or large pieces may cost more. We’re transparent about pricing and offer options for every need.

Can you repair art or frames that have been damaged in my home?

We can fix broken glass and wooden frames, and perform limited painting touch-ups. For ornate or antique restoration, we’ll be upfront about our capabilities.

Home | Myrtle Beach, SC

At Mary Beth's Custom Framing Studio, the art is the center of every project. Located in Surfside Industrial Park and serving the entire Grand Strand, our studio focuses on framing that elevates and protects the artwork itself. Rather than chasing decorating trends, our goal is to create frames that feel like a natural extension of the artwork so they remain meaningful no matter how a space evolves. Each project is thoughtfully designed to:

• Highlight the character and structure of the artwork

• Create a frame that becomes a true extension of the piece

• Protect the artwork using archival materials and careful mountin

• Deliver a presentation that feels personal and meticulously crafted

While rooted in the heart of the Grand Strand, our studio serves clients well beyond Myrtle Beach. Visitors travel from North Carolina, Charleston, and Georgetown, and many collectors ship artwork from across the country to be framed with the same careful attention and craftsmanship.

How does custom framing help protect my art at home?
We use archival materials and museum-quality mounting to shield your art from sunlight, humidity, and environmental damage, preserving its value and beauty for your home.
Can I preview how a frame will look in my house?
Yes! Our Virtual Framer software lets you see real-time previews—superimposing frame designs onto a photo of your room before you commit.
Do you specialize in framing family heirlooms and textiles for home display?
Absolutely. Our specialty is archival lacing and pinning—never glue or staples—to preserve delicate fabrics and heirlooms for generations in your home.
What’s the average cost for framing a piece for my home?
Most home framing projects range from $250–$500, but complex or large pieces may cost more. We’re transparent about pricing and offer options for every need.
Can you repair art or frames that have been damaged in my home?
We can fix broken glass and wooden frames, and perform limited painting touch-ups. For ornate or antique restoration, we’ll be upfront about our capabilities.