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+1 520-795-8226
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3650 E Fort Lowell Rd, Tucson, AZ, 85716
North Dodge
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1.7 miGlenn/Campbell SE
1.7 miCampbell Av/Glenn NE
1.7 miGlenn/Campbell NE
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Specialties
Welcome ! Established in 1985, Mo’s Gallery & Fine Framing has been locally owned and operated for the past 25 years. From a humble 600 square foot frame shop inside a Ben Franklin craft store to over 6,000 square feet of gallery and showroom space now located in the Tucson Fort Lowell Furniture District, Mo’s Gallery and Fine framing has been dedicated to providing its customers with the best in design, craftsmanship and service. We have friendly and experienced staff who can answer your questions on design, art, conservation, framing, mirrors, art hanging or just general creative ideas. Whether you need custom framed mirrors tailored to your exact specifications, beautiful framing for that special piece of art, an affordable solution for decorating an entire office, or a picture hung 13 feet high, we can help. Delivery and installation services are available, as well as free in-home consultations. Mo’s Gallery is also proud to carry, Griplock, an innovative art hanging system. Stop by or give us a call.
History
Established in 1985.
Mo (yes, there really is a Mo!) started out as the framer for Benjamin Franklin’s in 1981. Four years later, he bought the space from the owner, changed the name to Custom Framing by Mo and continued to run his own picture framing business within Benjamin Franklin’s craft store. In 1989, the business moved to it’s present location on the SW corner of Fort Lowell and Dodge. The company name was altered to Mo’s Gallery & Fine Framing to include the new product the business offered — art.
Over the last 25 years, Mo’s Gallery & Fine Framing has continue to grow and expand their products and services excelling in design, expertise and a personal touch to every project they do.
Mo’s Gallery is proud to see the second generation, both from our longest standing clients and in the business itself. Mo’s daughter, Corinne, has been working along side her father for over eight years and hopes to carry on his tradition when (or should we say IF) Mo decides to retire.
