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"A great frame does more than beautify the art it surrounds. It touches the entire room, adding elegance and personal style!"
CELEBRATING OVER 30 YEARS OF SERVICE
IN THE OMAHA AREA! WE CAN HELP YOU WITH
YOUR EVERY FRAMING NEED OR IN SEARCHING FOR THAT SPECIAL ART
Ginger's Hang-Up specializes in artisically designed, skillfully
crafted custom framing and quality artwork. Customer
service, with an emphasis on quality is our specialty. Our experienced design staff is always on hand to assist you
with decisions regarding artwork and custom framing.
It's All About Color! From Nature's
subtle earth tones to the brightest hue created by man . . . We have them all. Come on in and see the newest collections of custom frames and mats to coordinate
with your home decor.
Ginger's Hang-Up is an authorized dealer for most major publishers
including P. Buckley Moss, Greenwich Workshop, Mill Pond Press, Hadley House, and Somerset House. Representing artists
Terry Redlin, Charles Wysocki, Michael Capser, G. Harvey, Robert Bateman, Bev Doolittle, James Christensen, Howard Terpening,
Carl Brenders, Jessie Barnes, Tom duBois, Steve Hanks, and many others. Ginger's Hang-Up also represents artwork by
local artists Gene Roncka, Katrina Methot-Swanson, & John Thein; as well as offering a wide selection of posters, reproductions,
& fine art collectables.
"What do I have that needs framing?"
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Well, let's see...there's that poster you bought at the Olympics many years ago,
the pins, the photos. And while you were cleaning out a dresser drawer, you came across those army medals of your dad's.
Your children came home with some really neat artwork they had done in school. Couldn't they use a little encouragement
to develop their artistic talents? Nothing does it better than framing. Wedding photos, family photos...maybe
you would like to start a family photo wall. How about framing the christening dress, (with the little hat and
shoes that went with it), and include the cute photo? - Frame your travels. The long awaited vacation that will always bring back fond
memories. You worked so hard for that diploma. Do you know where it is? Probably with the award certificate
that you never got around to framing either. Do you have keepsakes? You know...those sentimental things that mean
a lot to you that are squirreled away and turn up now and then? Well the next time you're admiring them, consider a
shadow box display. The possibilities go on and on. Do you have an idea but you just can't quite figure out the
details? Chances are that we have some suggestions that will be worth considering. There are framed samples in
our showroom that can help get those creative juices flowing. Of course
we can frame your portraits, paintings, sports jerseys, needlework, newspaper articles, mirrors... - A framed piece of artwork can dramatically change
the look of a room. For the most part, people focus on other furnishings and leave decorating the walls till much later.
Art and framing bring color and life into a room. A large framed mirror can make a room look bigger. A grouping
of photos or collectable's can add warmth and interest to any wall.
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Yes, we know, we were once like that ourselves. Never been in a frame shop before?
Well you started at the right place! We don't mind explaining what you want to know. Quotes are free. Turnaround
time is usually 10 days to 2 weeks unless you need it in a hurry! We have framed samples of our work to give you some
good ideas about how to make your framing choices. There are several things that you
may want to consider... - where you will be hanging the framed piece
- colors you would like to emphasize
- if you would like to use conservation
or standard framing.
Look through magazines to get ideas. You
may want to tie in the matting colors with other colors in the room. The central focus is to enhance the piece you are
framing. Most of the time there are ways to do both. Our primary
goal is to guide you to discover what you like best. Conservation framing is, for the most part, used on collectable's
and things of some value. Certain materials can protect artwork from pollution, fluorescent and sunlight damage and
can even absorb acidic gases from the artwork itself!
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