Picture framing and canvas printing in Rishon LeZion

What we do

The studio does two main things: custom framing and canvas printing. Custom framing means we cut the molding, the glass and the mat to the exact size of the piece you bring in; we never trim your piece to fit a ready-made frame. That is how almost anything can be framed: photos and prints, certificates and diplomas, oil paintings and watercolors, children's artwork, large puzzles, and even objects with depth such as signed jerseys, medals and records, which go into a shadow box rather than a flat frame.

For canvas printing we print your file on canvas, stretch it over an inner wooden frame and hand it back ready to hang. The two combine, too: a framed print is printing and framing in one job, so you arrive with a file and leave with a finished piece. We also cut mirrors to size, with a wood or aluminum frame or none at all.

The gallery on this page is all real work from the studio, worth a scroll to see what the different kinds of framing look like in practice.

Why people come to us

Ziv Aharoni Cohen, the owner, has been framing for 30 years. In practice that is the difference between someone who sells frames and someone who can match one: after three decades in front of real pieces, you see in seconds that a shade will clash with the dominant color of a picture, that a thin molding will disappear on a pale wall, or that old paper needs space between it and the glass.

Most of the decisions that decide how a picture looks on the wall are made in the five minutes you stand in front of it holding molding samples: the width, the shade, whether to add a mat and how wide. That is exactly the part that does not work through an online form, which is why we work face to face: you bring the piece, we try a few options on it, and you see the difference before you order.

For materials, we work with wood and aluminum moldings, mats in a range of shades, and quality glass. Prints are made on a professional Canon printer with inks that give vivid color and strong fade resistance. Most jobs are ready within two business days, and for urgent jobs you can check express availability with us.

Visiting the studio

The studio is at 3 Naftali Palatin St., Booth 147, Rishon LeZion, in an area with free parking, so you can bring a large picture by car without hunting for a space. There is no need to book: walk in during opening hours, Sunday to Thursday 08:15–17:00.

Customers come to us regularly from Tel Aviv (about 15–25 minutes on Route 20), Holon and Bat Yam (about 10–15 minutes on Route 4), Nes Ziona and Be'er Ya'akov (about 12–18 minutes), and Rehovot and Yavne (about 15–25 minutes from the south). If you are coming from further away, bring the wall measurements or a photo of the room. It helps choose a molding width and shade that suit the space, not just the picture.

Prices

Canvas printing follows a fixed price list, from ₪120 for 30x45 cm up to ₪450 for 100x100 cm. Framing is priced per job (it depends on the size, the molding and the glass), and you get an exact quote at the studio, in front of the piece.