Art Galleries near The Villages, FL

“My wife and I had a great experience here. We picked out a few olive oils and vinegars, plus a few colorful utensils for our kitchen. Our favorite combination ao far is the Tuscan herb oil paired with the mango vinegar, they make an amazing vinaigrette. Highly recommended!”

“I recently took a Father Christmas Print in that is 35+ years old that needed attention. This print was a gift from my dearest of friends & I wanted it properly cared for and a problem with glare changed to non glare glass. The results were astounding. The print was flat and without the ripple in and the new glass brought the colors to life as though it was new again. I could not be more pleased. When they brought it out and I saw the difference I wanted to cry, it is so beautiful!
Thank you to Frame Gallery! You are the best! I am already planning my next art refresh! The staff is a delight to speak with & the service is impeccable. This place is a treasure. Try them out, I’m thinking you’ll be glad when you do!! I give them my very best recommendation - Five Hearts! I Love Them. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️”

“I (and more importantly, my wife) couldn't be more pleased with the job we recently had done here (mounting and framing a professional watercolour work). Reedy's is a one-person operation that looks pretty homespun, but the work is excellent, the price is most excellent, and the proprietor, Tammy, has a very nice aesthetic sense. She has great ideas and suggestions for how to best show the piece, but doesn't push any upgrades or up-sell you.”

“Almost 30 years ago I purchased a beautiful Tokugawa period Japanese woodblock print while I was working in Tokyo. The Ukiyo-e style triptych (a single scene made of three separate panels) depicted a historical event in one of my favorite places in the world. Soon after I returned to the States with my treasure, a business opportunity arose requiring a move across the country, so rather than having it framed, it was packed away. We made several more moves in the next 15 years with the print packed away securely. When I finally dug it out, I was unable to think of a method of framing that would do justice to the piece, so it went back into storage.

A few weeks ago, knowing my oldest son shared my interest in Japanese culture, I determined to find someone who could understand how it should be presented and make it a gift to him. We were extremely fortunate to find Candy Coldwell of Kings gallery who in a very short time put the panels together perfectly and created an heirloom for our family. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Thank you Candy!”