A British framing house, since 2001
Three generations of framers and curators, working with artists, galleries and homes across the UK.

Welcome to the framing centre
We are a Northampton based company with retail outlets in Milton Keynes, and Horsham. We specialise in high quality picture framing services for both retail and corporate clients.
Bespoke framing is our speciality, in particular framing of sporting mementoes, medals, needlework and 3-dimensional items to name a few. We carry an extensive range of quality wooden and aluminium mouldings from Spain and Italy.
In our stores, we stock a vast range of ready made frames, mounts and novelty frames all off the shelf as well as an exciting and extensive range of mirrors, pictures, prints and canvases. Our regular customers particularly value our personal service and competitive pricing structure. All our work is of the highest quality workmanship and carried out by our fully professional team of framers using the latest picture framing equipment.
Established in 2001, The Framing Centre provides one of the largest range of quality wooden picture frames available in the UK.All work is carried out on the premises in our 5000 sq. foot gallery and workshop, which enables us to ensure that our products are manufactured to the highest standards of craftsmanship and available at attractive prices.
View our growing list of commercial clients
We work with a number of commercial businesses both locally and nationally. Please contact us to find out more about our commercial services.













Frequently asked
How long does a bespoke frame take?+
Most bespoke orders are completed within 7–10 working days. Conservation framing may take longer.
Do you offer collection and delivery?+
Yes — we offer free local collection and a UK-wide insured courier service.
Can you frame oversized works?+
Absolutely. Our workshops can handle pieces up to 2.5m on the longest side.
Do you accept trade accounts?+
Yes — please get in touch via the contact page to set up a commercial account.
