“I have been collecting contemporary paintings and sculpture for over 25 years and recently began collecting important photographs. DDG Frameshop was recommended to me by some of the most experienced galleries and collectors. DDG surpassed my already high expectations. They are a pleasure to work with. They are friendly, attentive, professional and have excellent taste and judgement in framing decisions. Their pricing is fair. I expect to take all of my important photographs to DDG.”
— Mark M., collector

“I've been having work framed by DDG for the past 7 years and they've always done a tremendous job (and often with tight deadlines). I can't recommend them enough.”
— James J., archive manager

“My husband and I started collecting fine art photography over five years ago. Several of the NYC galleries that we worked with recommended that we take our prints to DDG Frameshop to have them framed by Don Gatanis. Don and his assistant, Heather, were very generous with us - educating us about framing and glazing, and explaining the different options available for displaying each of our photographs. We were delighted with quality and fair prices for the work they did. As we have built our collection, we have relied on Don and his expert staff to help us with our framing needs.”
— Susan N., collector

“Lovely team of people to work with who are highly knowledgeable about their craft. Highly recommend for quality framing and excellent service.”
—Lauren D., art director

“I've worked with DDG for well over a decade now and they are hands down the most extraordinary, detail-oriented framers in NYC. Their choice selection of only the best archival materials, as well as their experienced eye always results in the absolute finest results. I've framed many paintings, works on paper, photographs, and textiles with them over the years and could not recommend them more strongly.”
—Matthew D., gallery owner

“It has been an absolute pleasure to work with the DDG team. The quality of the work is superb. The communication was outstanding.”
—Bryan B., collector