Five Dock Framing

26/12/2024

12/09/2023

Bigger is always better!
Large canvases, no problem 😉

04/05/2023

Getting into the eliminations finals spirit for this weekend’s derby! ⚽️

24/12/2022

Wishing everyone a very merry Christmas 🎄 and a safe and happy New Year.

We are taking a short break and look forward to seeing all our loyal customers from 17th January 2023.

30/09/2022

We are loving 😍 this beautiful Myra Kumantjara original painting. At 2m x 1.44m (Nick for scale 😆) , it will definitely have an amazing visual impact when installed!

Large canvas painting stretching? - no problem 😉

19/08/2022

I know, I know, it feels seriously way to early to think about Christmas. But, now is definitely the time 🎄🎅🏻
We always get busier and busier in the lead up to Christmas, so to avoid disappointment - don’t leave it too late!!

24/02/2022

A lifetime of train journeys, now proudly on display.

17/02/2022

Oversized painting? No problem 👍

Recently stretched and framed acrylic painting on canvas 1.2 x 2.3m (Nick for scale… 😆)

05/10/2021

📣 We are so excited to announce that we will reopen on Tuesday 12th of October!!

We will be open Tues - Fri 9.30am - 5pm and Saturday 9am - 1pm. For the time being we would prefer if our customers could please arrange an appointment time to come in, so we can minimise having too many come at the same time. We are also more than happy to continue with contactless drop off and collection. Send us an email to [email protected] to arrange a time.

It is a condition of entry that all customers must check in using the QR code and of course please wear a mask inside 😷

We want to thank 🙏🏻 our customers so much for your patience and support through this uncertain time 🔒

If you have any questions please email us 📩 [email protected]

We look forward to welcoming you back into the studio soon!

22/07/2021

Special memorabilia from a Naval career deserves to be shown with pride not hidden away!

07/07/2021

Traditional Riji - pearl shells carved and painted by Bruce Wiggin.
In Aboriginal culture of north-west Kimberly coast the pearl shells were used extensively for ceremonies, trade and gifts.
The simple box frame in white on white helps to display these beautiful 3D pearl shells.