Starkville's largest frame shop, leading art supply store, and most professional digital print lab are all under one roof, making it the premier destination for your creative imagination. For nearly 40 years, we have been providing artists, students, and teachers from the Golden Triangle area with fine art supplies and frames. With the recent addition of our fully-functional print lab, we now offer a wide array of document and photo printing.
Showing posts with label Frames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frames. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Friday, August 17, 2018
Friday, January 12, 2018
Friday, November 17, 2017
A Mississippi State Track and Field Scholarship Letter Changes Man's Life
We frame lots of amazing pieces of artwork and numerous other items for our customers. But, we love it when customers come in with stories about how something changed their life, and they ask us to frame their memories! Recently, Mark Strucko related to us his journey from New Jersey to Mississippi State, where in the early 1980's, the MSU Athletic Department awarded him a scholarship in Track and Field. He was unclear as to whether his scholarship would be renewed for the second year, and when he received his official letter of award renewal in 1980, he mentioned the elation and relief he felt. Mark talked about the overwhelming friendliness in the area and how his life was changed in a positive way after going to school here and how that later translated into his success in life. Although Mark does not live in Mississippi, he thought it was appropriate that he frame this scholarship letter in Starkville at Chalet Arts, the same frame shop that was in business when he attended Mississippi State! Thank you Mark Strucko for your heartwarming story and allowing us to frame your wonderful memory.
Monday, November 13, 2017
Monday, November 6, 2017
Chalet Arts can Preserve your MSU Memories
We frame MSU memorabilia for our customers regularly. Bring your souvenirs, letter jackets, jerseys, ticket stubs, magazines articles, photos, and even footballs by and we can showcase them for you! Here are a couple of recent examples!
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| A significant moment framed to last! |
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| Historic Football program and ticket stubs |
Monday, October 9, 2017
Monday, October 2, 2017
Saturday, August 26, 2017
The impact of tall slender pieces and tiny paintings with large mats
We are all accustomed to pieces of art being of a certain proportion, often rectangular, and often framed in the same way. But sometimes it is nice to shake up the norm. We recently framed a couple of beautiful tall, slender paintings that look spectacular! We also framed some tiny scenic paintings in the center of much larger mats, and instead of being lost on a wall, these pieces will be much more impactful!
Two vertical pieces (shown side by side in photo)
Thursday, July 20, 2017
Always busy, Always Framing!
The right mat and frame can truly enhance your artwork!
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| A simple and elegant black frame with an off white mat works well with this watercolor painting. |
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| Hunter Hart's exceptional photography is shown off to perfection here with triple mat and beautiful wooden frame |
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| Another gorgeous photo by Hunter Hart |
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| We can easily frame multiple items in one frame, such as in this piece |
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| The vibrant colors from Water's palette is the focal point with the off white frame and gray mat |
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Some recent framing at Chalet Arts!!
Another great week at Chalet Arts for framing beautiful photos and artwork! Thanks so much to our wonderful customers and friends for letting us frame your art and memories! Here are a few examples of recently framed pieces!
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| This gorgeous print turned out great with the whitewashed frame and maroon mat (photo by Joe MacGown) |
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| This colorful map really pops with the hunter green outer mat and mahogany colored frame (photo by Lorie Wood) |
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| This piece includes numerous memories for this past Holmes County College grad! (photo by Saxon Wilson) |
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| Side view of the framed piece for the commemorative montage above! (photo by Saxon Wilson) |
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